Breast Cancer Disparities
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Studies show that young patients with breast cancer with (ER)–positive and ERBB2-negative tumors can have a poor prognosis.
Researchers sought to improve access to early palliative care for Black and Latina women with advanced breast cancer.
Researchers found that compared with White women, Black women had a higher risk of breast cancer death of a tumor type.
Individuals living in lower-income areas experience disproportionately higher rates of late-stage diagnoses and mortality
the 20-year risk of dying from breast cancer did not differ significantly when comparing bilateral mastectomy
Despite mounting evidence that no level of alcohol consumption is safe many people are unaware of the risks.
reports reveal preventive mastectomy is disproportionately lower among Black patients
Non-Hispanic Black women have worse breast cancer outcomes compared to White women.
Black women experience more frequent delays through the breast cancer care continuum.
Puerto Ricans with breast cancer patients suffer noble health disparities compared to non-Hispanic Whites and Hispanics.
Elderly Black women with invasive breast cancer have inferior survival outcomes compared to White women.
A new analysis from breast cancer patients on Reddit found that many breast cancer survivors struggle with unmet needs.
Racial/ethnic discrimination is more likely self-reported in minority women diagnosed with breast cancer.
Women aged 75 years and older desire to continue breast cancer screening regardless of health status or age.
Symptoms related to sexual health were linked with decreased treatment adherence in Black women with BC.
A study highlighted the mechanisms that contribute to racial disparities in BC survival between Black and White women.
Black women women with obesity have an increased risk of early onset breast cancer.
Racial minorities and young patients are disproportionately impacted by financial toxicity.
Caleen Allen, of Sisters Network, speaks with Dr. Rachel Freedman about the importance of advocacy for BC patients.
Adolescents and young adults of color who are BC survivors face a higher risk of long-term bone marrow suppression.
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