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NAU program studies cancer in Native Americans
NAU program studies cancer in Native Americans
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Latino cancer health equity, Cancer Moonshot converge in San Antonio
On Feb. 23, two exciting cancer initiatives converged in San Antonio, Texas: the Biden Administration’s Cancer Moonshot, and the third Advancing th...
Advancing Cancer Health Equity for African American Women.
Advancing Cancer Health Equity for African American Women.
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Prostate MRI to Diagnose Prostate Cancer Less Likely in Black Men
Black patients with localized prostate cancer are less likely than White patients and those of other races to receive prostate magnetic resonance i...
Colon Cancer Screening Rates in African American Communities are Low, but Second Generation FIT by Pinnacle BioLabs is Improving Adherence
Medical inequality and racial disparities in the United States of America is real, and combined with a cancer who preys on African Americans at dis...
The Role of Medical Mistrust in Concerns about Tumor Genomic Profiling among Black and African American Cancer Patients
Tumor genomic profiling (TGP) is used in oncology practice to optimize cancer treatment and improve survival rates. However, TGP is underutilized a...
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