… sex, race/ethnicity, personal and family history of cancer, and … “risk assessment” requiring
the terms “lung cancer” and “risk” … the literature was conducted to include related literature cited …

… evaluate patterns of genetic testing and clinical outcomes across race/ethnicity at a hereditary
breast and ovarian cancer … We evaluated cancer screening following genetic assessment …

… studies that evaluated the impact of self-identified race on PCa-specific outcomes within the
context of … In addition, matching of genetic variants to treatment selection is important, but this …

… study was to conduct a systematic review and meta-analysis of the literature on completion
of genetic … Our study found that Black race, compared to White race, was associated with …

… -group genetic differences to the disparity in cancer prognosis seen among Blacks (10).
Therefore, cancer genetics/… subjects represent the ethnic and genetic diversity in these countries …

… In the context of this review, we use the terms ‘race/ethnicity’ or ‘racial/ethnic minority
populations’ to refer to what we know are heterogeneous groups of people defined by the USA …

… of genetic variation. The … systematic review indicated that the completion of Phase I of the
Human Genome Project did not uniformly trigger a re-evaluation of the use of ‘race’ in genetic …

… We evaluated ancestry effects on mutation rates, DNA methylation, and mRNA and miRNA
… 33 cancer types from The Cancer Genome Atlas. We demonstrated that cancer subtypes and …

… Assessment of immigrant generation along with other risk factors … analysis on immigrant
status we are unable to comment on specific racial and ethnic variations in gastric cancer risk …

… was evaluated using published epidemiological data and … by genetics, significantly modulating
the individual’s risk for HU … Indeed, genetic variations in urate-related genes could lead to …