Nirup Menon

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George Mason University

United States

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Professor Nirup Menon is a faculty member at George Mason University in the United States. His research focuses on the intersection of health disparities, cancer treatment, and the economics of mobile application security. Recent works include analyses of medication prescription policies for veterans, racial disparities in colorectal cancer care, and the influence of information security practices within organizations.

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Timothy Leslie

George Mason University

UNITED STATES

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Articles (9)

Medication Prescription Policy for US Veterans With Metastatic Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer: Causal Machine Learning Approach

Disparities in colorectal cancer time-to-treatment and survival time associated with racial and economic residential segregation surrounding the diagnostic hospital, Georgia 2010–2015

Longer time-to-treatment but better survival for colorectal cancer patients presumptively not diagnosed in a hospital

An Empirical Examination of the Economics of Mobile Application Security

Cancer-related diagnostic and treatment capabilities of hospitals in the context of racial residential segregation

Racial disparities in colorectal cancer time-to-treatment and survival time in relation to diagnosing hospital cancer-related diagnostic and treatment capabilities

Beyond Related Experience: Upstream vs. Downstream Experience in Innovation Contest Platforms with Interdependent Problem Domains

EHR application portfolio and hospital performance: Effects across hospitals with varying administrative scale and clinical complexity

Executives' Commitment to Information Security: Interaction between the Preferred Subordinate Influence Approach (PSIA) and Proposal Characteristics

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Timothy Leslie

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