Laura Doni
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Laura Doni is a urologic researcher whose work focuses on gender-based disparities in bladder cancer outcomes, particularly among patients undergoing radical cystectomy. Her most cited study, "Gender and cystectomy for bladder cancer: A high-volume tertiary urologic care center experience" (2023, 2 citations), provides critical insights into whether biological sex influences surgical and survival results in this high-risk population. Drawing from a large, single-center cohort, Doni’s analysis challenges assumptions about gender discrepancies, offering nuanced evidence that can guide personalized treatment strategies. Though early in her citation impact, her work addresses a pressing gap in oncologic urology—understanding how gender affects prognosis and care quality. By leveraging high-volume institutional data, Doni contributes to a growing movement toward equity in cancer management, ensuring that female patients, often underrepresented in bladder cancer studies, receive evidence-based attention. Her research is a valuable resource for clinicians and scholars seeking to refine risk stratification and improve outcomes for all patients facing radical cystectomy.
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