Paul W. Dickman is affiliated with the Karolinska Institute in Sweden and has contributed extensively to the field of medicine, with a particular focus on oncology. Their research intersects multiple subfields, including oncology, economics and econometrics, pathology and forensic medicine, statistics and probability, and epidemiology.
Their work covers several main topics, notably:
Among recent publications by researchers associated with or relevant to their field, notable papers include:
Frequent collaborators in their research include:
Paul W. Dickman has published often in several scientific journals, reflecting the diverse but focused nature of their research interests. These publication venues include:
The body of work they have contributed to encompasses a total of 90 publications in medicine, demonstrating a multidisciplinary approach in addressing cancer incidence, treatment, and the economic impacts related to health systems.
Claudia Allemani;Tomohiro Matsuda;Veronica Di Carlo;Rhea Harewood
Paul W Dickman;Andy Sloggett;Michael Hills;Timo Hakulinen
Gunnar Steineck;Fred Helgesen;Jan Adolfsson;Paul W. Dickman
Jan Erik Johansson;Ove Andrén;Swen Olof Andersson;Paul W. Dickman
Karin Bergmark;Elisabeth Åvall-Lundqvist;Paul W. Dickman;Lars Henningsohn
Catharina Ihre Lundgren;Catharina Ihre Lundgren;Per Hall M.D.;Paul W. Dickman;Jan Zedenius M.D.
Hannah Bower;Magnus Björkholm;Paul W. Dickman;Martin Höglund
Johan Askling;Paul W. Dickman;Per Karlen;Olle Broström
Pamela J. Surkan;Chung Cheng Hsieh;Anna L.V. Johansson;Paul W. Dickman
C. M. Fored;E. Ejerblad;Per Lindblad;J. P. Fryzek
P. W. Dickman;H.-O. Adami;H.-O. Adami
Sigurdur Yngvi Kristinsson;Ola Landgren;Paul W. Dickman;Åsa Rangert Derolf
Linda Granowetter;Richard Womer;Meenakshi Devidas;Mark Krailo
Olof Stephansson;Paul W. Dickman;Anna Johansson;Sven Cnattingius
L A Mucci;P W Dickman;G Steineck;H O Adami;H O Adami
Katarina Augustsson;Kerstin Skog;Margaretha Jägerstad;Paul W Dickman
Paul W. Dickman;Enzo Coviello
Tomas Riman;Paul W. Dickman;Staffan Nilsson;Nestor Correia
Tomas Riman;Paul W. Dickman;Staffan Nilsson;Nestor Correia
Paul C. Lambert;John R. Thompson;Claire L. Weston;Paul W. Dickman
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