Few studies have examined the role of neighborhood socioeconomic condition in shaping
breast cancer disparities in defined local areas. We tested associations between three …

Background: Mapping breast cancer survival can help cancer control programs prioritize
efforts with limited resources. We used Bayesian spatial models to identify whether breast …

Background: This study uses a novel geographic approach to summarize the distribution of
breast cancer in San Francisco and aims to identify the neighborhoods and racial/ethnic …

Purpose: To analyze the extent to which rural-urban differences in breast cancer stage at
diagnosis are explained by factors including age, race, tumor grade, receptor status, and …

Background: Neighborhood socioeconomic status (nSES) has been found to be associated
with breast cancer risk. It remains unclear whether this association applies across …

Abstract Background: The US Preventive Services Task Force recently issued an updated
draft recommendation statement to initiate breast cancer screening at age 40, reflecting well …

Using cancer registry data for the population of California women aged 67+ with breast
cancers, we estimated random intercept logistic models to examine how two socio …

Although breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths among women in the
Unites States, to date there have been no nationwide studies systematically analyzing …

We explored the association between neighborhood residential racial composition and
breast cancer mortality among Black and White breast cancer patients in Georgia and …

Methods We used Texas Cancer Registry data of 120,738 female breast cancer patients≥
50 years old diagnosed between 1995–2009. We defined rural vs. non-rural residence …