… of breast cancer has evolved in recent decades, it has become clear that optimal therapy for
breast cancer is … Racial and ethnic disparities in health care contribute significantly to this …

… MBC is more common in certain racial groups such as the black African American men [10]
and Israelis [52]. Unlike the female counterpart, MBC shows a unimodal age distribution [4] …

… Table 3 and Figure 5 show the association between TP53 IVS3 16 bp polymorphism and
BC risk and the distribution of this polymorphism in different ethnic groups. It is indicated that …

… registries) research program, which included approximately 28% of the US population and
various ethnic groups. The medical records collection and analysis were performed by two …

… isoflavone intake was higher than other ethnic groups, they did not find a statistically significant
association between high absolute isoflavone intake and overall breast cancer risk (22). …

… demonstrated that associations between race and breast cancer screening are attenuated or
… between Black race and larger tumor size and later-stage breast cancer at diagnosis [26, 27…

… sample sizes of diverse racial/ethnic groups and with repeated sample collections to
determine how microbiome are associated with breast cancer subtypes and specific risk factors. …

… Collectively, these findings suggest that cultural differences impact the degree to which
FCR, and perhaps other psychological problems, are experienced or displayed. …

… Compared with pre–COVID-19, the volume and proportion of mammograms completed
decreased across racial/ethnic groups (from 311 of 441 [71%] pre–COVID-19 to 96 of 157 [61%] …

… There are several factors contributing to BC racial disparities. African women tend to have
… A recent study identified racial differences in breast microbiota between non-Hispanic black …