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Pancreatic cancer incidence rates.

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Baseline characteristics, and univariate and multivariable analyses in men.

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Baseline characteristics, and univariate and multivariable analyses in women.

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Table 4.

Baseline characteristics in the validation cohort.

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Fig 1.

Discrimination and calibration ability of the pancreatic cancer prediction model in men as assessed in an external validation set (n = 500,046, events = 711).

(A) discrimination ability and (B) calibration ability.

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Fig 2.

Discrimination and calibration ability of the pancreatic cancer prediction model in women as assessed in an external validation set (n = 627,629, events = 576).

(A) discrimination ability and (B) calibration ability.

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Fig 3.

Cumulative incidence probability for five risk groups.

(A) men and (B) women.

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