Purpose Black women with breast cancer are known to have poorer survival than white
women. Suboptimal treatment may compromise the survival benefits of adjuvant …

While large differences by race/ethnicity in breast cancer survival are well established, it is
unknown whether differences in quality of chemotherapy delivered explain the racial/ethnic …

Background After controlling for baseline disease factors, researchers have found that black
women have worse breast cancer survival, and this suggests that treatment differences may …

BACKGROUND African‐American women have a significantly worse prognosis from breast
carcinoma compared with white women, even when the stage at diagnosis is equivalent …

Disparities in breast cancer survival have been observed between African American and
white women. There are also known differences in mean baseline white blood cell (WBC) …

Purpose We conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis to measure the extent to
which race is associated with delayed initiation or receipt of inadequate chemotherapy …

BACKGROUND Black females have lower breast carcinoma survival rates compared with
white females. One possible reason is that black females have more advanced‐stage breast …

Access to timely treatment may be one contributing factor to survival differences by
race/ethnicity among breast cancer patients. In this study, we examined the relationship …

BACKGROUND: Consistent with findings from clinical trials, a recent population‐based
study indicated that adjuvant chemotherapy for lymph node‐positive, operable breast cancer …

African-American (AA) women with breast cancer have higher mortality rates than
Caucasian woman, and some studies have suggested that this disparity may be partly …