FIELD NOTES / Clinical Research
CRC Clinical Research
How do symptoms and their relationships change over time during colorectal cancer treatment and supportive care?
Last reviewed 2026-10-19 · Non-sensitive overview of private work
Overview
Oncology · longitudinal symptom burden · CRC Clinical Research
How do symptoms and their relationships change over time during colorectal cancer treatment and supportive care?
Research Question
How do symptoms and their relationships change over time during colorectal cancer treatment and supportive care?
Technical Approach
Longitudinal symptom and quality-of-life analysis, regularized symptom networks and audited manuscript pipelines; related ongoing work examines sleep, physiological burden and latent structure.
My Contribution
Mengmeng Zhang is first-listed and shares equal contribution with Xin Ma on the inspected ESMO 2026 poster (3958P), with Meijuan Wang. Built analysis and reporting workflows for ongoing CRC studies; task-level CRediT roles remain unspecified.
Evidence
- ESMO Congress 2026, FPN 3958P: conference poster inspected locally.
- Private longitudinal analysis and final submission audit code inspected.
- Recorded manuscript/analysis artifacts exist; no independent clinical rerun.
Outputs
- ESMO 2026 conference poster
- Private longitudinal analysis and manuscript audits
Current Status
Current outputs comprise a conference poster and ongoing journal analyses. A public abstract link remains unverified; the poster and study results remain private. The work covers longitudinal clinical statistics; histopathology modeling is outside its scope.
Related Publications
Conference output: ESMO Congress 2026, poster 3958P. A public abstract URL has not been verified. Journal analyses remain unpublished.