Women’s Health
US breast cancer death rate drops 43% in three decades, but racial disparities remain, American Cancer Society report finds
The breast cancer death rate in the United States has dropped significantly, but Black women continue to be more likely to die from the disease des...
The 2016 Presidential Election and Prenatal Care Utilization... : Medical Care
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Few studies have evaluated the relationship between adequate and timely prenatal care among immigrant pregnant people and the recent p...
Put Underserved Populations at the Forefront of the Sexual Health Conversation
Cancer and its treatments can affect a patient’s body in many ways, including sexual function. However, the historical evidence base is focused on ...
Maternity care ‘deserts’ on the rise across the U.S., report finds
The home birth had been going well, with the baby having been delivered safely, when midwife Lauren Genter noticed that the mother was losing more ...
Promotores bridge breast cancer awareness gap for Latina women
Latinas are less likely to seek genetic counseling or testing for breast cancer compared to non-Hispanic white women.
CALIFORNIA, USA — Barriers ...
Brentwood nonprofit aims to help underserved women diagnosed with breast cancer
A group of Hispanic women in Brentwood are dedicating themselves to helping other women diagnosed with breast cancer in underserved communities.
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