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Grace Cheung is a urological researcher whose work has made meaningful contributions to the understanding and clinical management of bladder cancer, the most common malignancy of the urinary tract. Her research spans both diagnostic innovation and surgical technique, positioning her as a knowledgeable voice at the intersection of oncology and minimally invasive urology. Her most cited work, a 2013 review on advances in bladder cancer diagnosis and treatment (188 citations), synthesized the latest developments in cystoscopy, urine cytology, and emerging alternatives, serving as a valuable reference for clinicians navigating a rapidly evolving field. Complementing this, her 2012 paper on minimally invasive cystectomy approaches examined surgical options for managing bladder tumors across disease stages, reflecting her interest in refining patient outcomes through technique. Cheung also contributed to the landmark CORAL trial — a prospective, randomized controlled study directly comparing open, robotic, and laparoscopic radical cystectomy — demonstrating her commitment to rigorous, evidence-based surgical research. Together, her publications reveal a researcher dedicated to improving both the detection and treatment of bladder cancer, with work that continues to inform clinical practice and inspire further investigation in urological oncology.