New Report Shows Black Women Are Still More Likely To Die Of Breast Cancer
Though the breast cancer death rate has significantly decreased over the past three decades, Black women continue to be more likely to die from the disease.
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Though the breast cancer death rate has significantly decreased over the past three decades, Black women continue to be more likely to die from the disease.
Though the breast cancer death rate has significantly decreased over the past three decades, Black women continue to be more likely to die from the disease.
A unique real-time warning system increased timely lung cancer surgery by identifying patients who were at risk of dropping out of treatment.
A new study shows that system-level changes to the way cancer care is delivered can also eliminate Black-white disparities in survival from early-stage lung and breast cancer.
Study finds that changes to cancer clinics' support structures helped patients complete treatment, improved survival rates and offset racial disparities