Oncology Archives - Page 8 of 10

Oncology

General

BlackDoctor Pro Editors
12/29/2022

Black Patients More Likely to Be Advised Against Brain Tumor Surge from 1975-2016

Black patients face higher odds of non-surgical recommendations for brain tumors, indicating potential bias. Explore unconscious bias impacts and solutions.

Infectious Diseases

BlackDoctor Pro Editors
12/29/2022

HPV Vaccine Refusal Explored Among Cancer Survivors, Seen in ages 9-26 years

HPV vaccine refusal among cancer survivors stems from safety concerns. Address with evidence-based communication to improve uptake.

Ob/Gyn & Women's Health

BlackDoctor Pro Editors
12/28/2022

1.3 Million Older Women Still Receive Cervical Cancer Screening-Related Services

1.3 million older women received potentially unnecessary cervical cancer screenings in 2019, costing $83.5 million, questioning clinical appropriateness. Read more.

Oncology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors
12/20/2022

Association of Health-Care System and Survival in African American and Non-Hispanic White Patients With Bladder Cancer

Equal-access VHA model reduces racial disparities in bladder cancer outcomes. Critical for improving African American patient care. Explore full study.

Men’s Health

BlackDoctor Pro Editors
12/20/2022

Barriers and Facilitators to Colorectal Cancer Screening in African-American Men

Addressing non-access barriers can improve CRC screening in Black men, enhancing survival rates. Explore strategies for engagement.

Oncology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors
12/07/2022

Vitamin D Concentrations and Breast Cancer Incidence Among Black/African American

Vitamin D may lower breast cancer risk in Black women, who often have low levels. Explore implications for your practice.

Oncology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors
12/05/2022

Cancer Statistics for African American/Black People 2022

Cancer burden is highest among Black individuals. Focus on early detection, access, and aggressive care to improve health equity. Read more.

Oncology

Daniel Brown
11/30/2022

Cervical Cancer Incidence Up Among Women Ages 30 to 34 Years

Cervical cancer incidence rises in women aged 30-34, notably among Hispanics; Black women see a decrease. Read full analysis for implications.

Oncology

Daniel Brown
11/23/2022

Cancer Screening and Detection Remain Below Prepandemic Levels

Cancer screenings remain below prepandemic levels, impacting early detection in underserved populations. Elevate screening efforts for equitable care.

Oncology

Maya Moore
11/23/2022

Adults Lack Knowledge About Signs of Pancreatic Cancer

83% of adults unaware of pancreatic cancer symptoms. Essential for early detection, especially in underserved populations. Explore full findings.

Oncology

Daniel Brown
11/17/2022

Invasive Breast Cancer Risk Down for Female Child Cancer Survivors

Invasive breast cancer risk drops in female childhood cancer survivors due to adapted radiotherapy. Explore implications for treatment protocols.

Oncology

Daniel Brown
11/17/2022

Exercise Intervention During Chemotherapy Beneficial

Exercise during chemotherapy reduces fatigue and cardiorespiratory decline, improving outcomes for cancer patients. Prioritize exercise guidance in treatment plans.

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