Examining breast cancer disparities in African Americans with suggestions for policy
Abstract
Breast cancer is a commonly diagnosed malignancy and the second leading cause of cancer-related death among American women today. The literature suggests that African American Women (AAW) are more likely to die from the disease each year compared to their White counterparts. A biological basis for this disparity exists-early age of onset, more advanced stage of the disease, more aggressive histological changes, and worse survival. Even though...
Paper Details
Title
Examining breast cancer disparities in African Americans with suggestions for policy
Published Date
Jun 10, 2020
Journal
Volume
31
Issue
9
Pages
795 - 800
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