Oncology

uterine cancer

Black Patients Face More Screening Delays for Uterine Cancer Diagnosis

Black women face screening delays for uterine cancer, impacting survival. Explore solutions to improve diagnostic equity.
cancer

Racial Differences Seen in Inherited Risk of Early-Onset Cancer, from1989 to 2015

Early-onset cancer risk higher among Latino, Black, and Asian families. Consider genetic, environmental factors in minority patient care.
pulmonary fibrosis

Black Patients Fare Worse With Deadly Lung Disease Pulmonary Fibrosis, diagnosed at 57.9 years of age

Black patients with pulmonary fibrosis are diagnosed younger, face worse outcomes. Early screening and addressing disparities can improve care. Read more.
epilepsy

Black, Hispanic People With Epilepsy Often Miss Out on Latest Meds

Black, Hispanic epilepsy patients receive fewer updated meds, highlighting racial disparities. Prioritize neurologist referrals for equitable care. Explore full study.
dementia

Good News, Bad News on Black Americans and Cancer

Black cancer death rates decline, yet remain higher than other groups. Address systemic disparities for better outcomes. Read further for strategies.
ovary removal

SABCS: Black Race Predicts Breast Cancer BCRL, 3.85 times More Likely-Related Lymphedema

Black race is a significant predictor of breast cancer-related lymphedema post-ALND. Address racial disparities in BCRL risks. Read more.
cancer

Inequities Seen in Opioid Access for Patients Dying of Cancer

Study shows racial inequities in opioid access for dying cancer patients, highlighting systemic racism. Impact: Black, Hispanic patients. Explore full implications.
Zinc Deficiency

Black Women Have Increased Rates of Distant-Stage Cervical Cancer in 4.5%

Black women face higher distant-stage cervical cancer rates than White women. Screening and HPV vaccination disparities persist. Read the full analysis.
stroke

1,467 participants: Racial Disparities More Likely Seen, Cerebrovascular Disease in Midlife

Midlife cerebrovascular disparities in Black adults highlight accelerated brain aging. Important for early intervention strategies. Explore full study for implications.
neck cancer

Ethnic Background Could Affect Outcomes in Head-and-Neck Cancers, Study Found in 60%

Black head-and-neck cancer patients exhibit higher mortality; study suggests racial disparities impact treatment response. Explore further insights in JNCI.
prostate cancer

U.S. Men’s Race, Residence Could Raise Odds for Fatal Prostate Cancer, with 111% Higher in Black Men

Black men face 111% higher prostate cancer mortality. Addressing screening, clinical trial inclusion, and healthcare access is crucial. Learn more in European Urology.
cancer patients

Obamacare More Likely Helped Extend Lives of Young Cancer Patients, 18-39yrs

ACA's Medicaid expansion improved survival rates in young adult cancer patients, especially Black and Hispanic, by increasing insurance access. Read more.
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