Objective: To understand the impact of Black race on breast cancer (BC) presentation,
treatment, and survival among Hispanics. Summary of Background Data: It is well …

Several studies indicate that African-American, Hispanic White, and Native American
women with breast cancer present with more advanced stages and have poorer survival …

BACKGROUND: African-American women with breast cancer have poorer survival than
European-American women. After adjustment for socioeconomic variables, survival …

BACKGROUND. Black women have higher breast cancer mortality rates, are more likely to
be diagnosed at an advanced stage of disease, and have worse stage‐for‐stage survival …

BACKGROUND: Few data are available on how race/ethnicity, insurance, and
socioeconomic status (SES) interrelate to influence breast cancer treatment. The authors …

BACKGROUND A disparity in breast carcinoma survival between African‐American and
white women has been noted over the past several decades. A major factor implicated in …

BACKGROUND: We investigated differences in breast cancer mortality between younger
(younger than 40 years of age) and older (40 years of age and older) women by stage at …

ContextReasons for the shorter survival of black breast cancer patients compared with their
white counterparts are not completely understood. ObjectiveTo evaluate the role of …

Background Breast cancer mortality rates are 39% higher in the African‐American (AA)
women compared to White‐American (WA) women despite the advances in overall breast …

Purpose Guidelines recommend breast-conserving surgery (BCS) with radiation or
mastectomy for definitive local therapy of stage I/II breast cancers. We assessed receipt of …