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A1C among Black, Hispanic patients with diabetes improved with mobile health management, new study shows
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Ben S. Gerber, MD, MPH
A recent study by UMass Chan Medical School researcher Ben S. Gerber, MD, MPH, and researchers at University of Ill...
USPSTF, PLCO Lung Cancer Screening Models Similarly Sensitive for Indigenous People
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Eligibility for lung cancer screening did not differ significantly among people who self-reported as Indigenous. These findings were publi...
Indigenous Pink Campaign Focuses on Breast Cancer Screening in Indian Country
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Indigenous Pink Campaign Focuses on Breast Cancer Screening in Indian Country
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Living alone and cancer mortality by race/ethnicity and socioeconomic status among US working-age adults
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Background:
Previous studies have shown an association between living alone and cancer mortality; howeve...
Investigating Colorectal Cancer in Hispanic/Latino People
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October 18, 2023,
by Edward Winstead
Adan Reinosa has been living with metastatic colorectal canc...
Non-White Mortality Rates: Black, Hispanic Patients More Likely To Die After Surgical Procedures [Study]
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(Photo: Pexels/MART PRODUCTION)Non-White Mortality Rates: Black, Hispanic Patients More Likely To Die After Surgical Procedures [Study]
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