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In the United States, nation of origin is significantly associated with breast cancer outcomes among Hispanic patients.
A study analyzed the association between discrimination, trust, and pain among Black women with early-stage BC.
Treatment setting and insurance type were associated with survival outcomes.
The study findings "add critical evidence to support ongoing access to telehealth services" in these patients.
These factors may drive disparities in care for Black patients with multiple myeloma.
A new study shows why it's important for nurses to be aware of how social determinants of health affect medication adherence.
It's important for nurses to recognize opportunities to address racial disparities in hospice use and access.
Clinical trial knowledge is related to the likelihood of participation.
Breast cancer diagnosis or treatment caused a moderate to great deal of change to sexual health in 89.5% of respondents.
Stage IV melanoma at presentation decreased from 2010 to 2020 in states with Medicaid expansion.
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