Timothy R. Church

University of Minnesota — United States

Medicine · Health Sciences

79h-index40.4kcitations390works1.62yr avg

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Research Topics

Colorectal Cancer Screening and Detection(127), Gastric Cancer Management and Outcomes(69), Genetic factors in colorectal cancer(53), Gene expression and cancer classification(30), Global Cancer Incidence and Screening(29)

Publications390 total

Self‐collected vaginal specimens for human papillomavirus testing and guidance on screening exit: An update to the American Cancer Society cervical cancer screening guideline

2 cited

CA A Cancer Journal for Clinicians·2025· 2 citedOpen Access

Sevoflurane in Status Asthmaticus: A Case Report and Literature Review

HCA Healthcare Journal of Medicine·2025Open Access

Proximal vs. distal colon cancer location: a subset analysis of the Minnesota colon cancer control study

Journal of Gastrointestinal Oncology·2025Open Access

Supplementary Figure 1 from Modeled Benefit of Individual Cancer Signal Origin Prediction for Multi-Cancer Early Detection

2025Open Access

Supplementary Materials from Modeled Benefit of Individual Cancer Signal Origin Prediction for Multi-Cancer Early Detection

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Supplementary Figure 8 from Modeled Benefit of Individual Cancer Signal Origin Prediction for Multi-Cancer Early Detection

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Data from Modeled Benefit of Individual Cancer Signal Origin Prediction for Multi-Cancer Early Detection

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Supplementary Figure 6 from Modeled Benefit of Individual Cancer Signal Origin Prediction for Multi-Cancer Early Detection

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Supplementary Figure 4 from Modeled Benefit of Individual Cancer Signal Origin Prediction for Multi-Cancer Early Detection

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Supplementary Materials from Modeled Benefit of Individual Cancer Signal Origin Prediction for Multi-Cancer Early Detection

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Supplementary Figure 19 from Modeled Benefit of Individual Cancer Signal Origin Prediction for Multi-Cancer Early Detection

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Supplementary Figure 14 from Modeled Benefit of Individual Cancer Signal Origin Prediction for Multi-Cancer Early Detection

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Supplementary Figure 15 from Modeled Benefit of Individual Cancer Signal Origin Prediction for Multi-Cancer Early Detection

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Supplementary Figure 17 from Modeled Benefit of Individual Cancer Signal Origin Prediction for Multi-Cancer Early Detection

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Figure 3 from Modeled Benefit of Individual Cancer Signal Origin Prediction for Multi-Cancer Early Detection

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Supplementary Table 2 from Modeled Benefit of Individual Cancer Signal Origin Prediction for Multi-Cancer Early Detection

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Figure 4 from Modeled Benefit of Individual Cancer Signal Origin Prediction for Multi-Cancer Early Detection

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Supplementary Figure 11 from Modeled Benefit of Individual Cancer Signal Origin Prediction for Multi-Cancer Early Detection

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Supplementary Figure 9 from Modeled Benefit of Individual Cancer Signal Origin Prediction for Multi-Cancer Early Detection

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Supplementary Figure 10 from Modeled Benefit of Individual Cancer Signal Origin Prediction for Multi-Cancer Early Detection

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Frequent Co-authors

Paul F. Pinsky(12), Philip C. Prorok(11), Christine D. Berg(11), Douglas J. Reding(10), John K. Gohagan(10), John H. Bond(8), Paul A. Kvale(8), Joel L. Weissfeld(8), Dale C. Snover(7), Saundra S. Buys(7), Barnett S. Kramer(7), Grant Izmirlian(7), Jack S. Mandel(6), Gerald L. Andriole(6), E. David Crawford(6), Mona N. Fouad(6), Edward P. Gelmann(6), Lance Yokochi(6), Thomas L. Riley(6), Richard B. Hayes(6)