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What are the Common Causes of MNAR in Cancer Studies?

MNAR in cancer studies can arise from several sources:
Patient Non-Compliance: Patients with severe symptoms or poor prognosis may be less likely to attend follow-up visits or complete questionnaires.
Clinical Trial Design: Certain study designs may inadvertently exclude patients with more aggressive forms of cancer.
Data Reporting: Healthcare providers may be less likely to report negative outcomes or severe side effects.

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