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Insufficient Vitamin D May Raise Breast Cancer Risk, Especially in Minority Women, Study Finds
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Black and Hispanic women with insufficient levels of vitamin D are more likely to develop breast cancer, researchers say.
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Disparities in Breast Cancer Screening Between Caucasian and Asian American Women
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Asian American women have lower breast cancer incidence and mortality than their non-Hispa...
Vitamin D Level, Race/Ethnicity Associated With Breast Cancer Risk
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HealthDay News — Sufficient circulating concentrations of vitamin D may protect against breast cancer in Hispanic/Latina women, according...
Lower breast cancer incidence in Asian women not necessarily good
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Researchers led by Dr. Ashwini Paranjpe from the University of Miami in Florida found that Asian Americans were less likely to have had a ...
International LAGENO-BC Consortium Spurring Breast Cancer Genetics Research Across Latin America
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NEW YORK – Through a cross-country collaborative effort dubbed the Latin American Genomics Breast Cancer Consortium (LAGENO-BC) researcher...
Low vitamin D tied to breast cancer risk in Hispanic women
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By Reuters Staff
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Sufficient levels of vitamin D
might help protect Hispanic and potentially Black w...
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