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Broad-spectrum antibiotics are associated with worse survival after radical treatment for glioblastoma multiforme: a multicenter study.

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Sean Main
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Angela Swampillai
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José Lavrador
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Omar Al-Salihi
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Lucy Brazil
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Kazumi Chia
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Vishal Manik
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Jeng Chin
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Enrico Clarke
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Miguel Reis Ferreira *
DOI:10.1016/j.clon.2026.104209delete
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• Non-prophylactic antibiotic exposure is associated with worse GBM survival (HR 1.46) • Association is robust after adjustment for confounders, steroid use and infections • Validated in an independent GBM cohort • Stronger effects seen in patients with favourable prognosis
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