… is a heterogeneous disease for which progressive clarification of subtypes has been
based on evolving technology. Immunohistochemistry (IHC), a mainstay of classification, …

… breast cancer diagnosed from 1998 to 2008. We excluded all men diagnosed with breast
cancer as … microscopic confirmation of cancer. We also excluded women with multiple primary …

… cancer-preventative and -therapeutic interventions. Current models explaining inter- and
intratumoral diversity are the cancer stem cell and the clonal evolution … of breast cancer, but …

… histories of the breast cancer ER: societal, individual, pathological, and evolutionary. The
evidence … and interpreting racial/ethnic and social class disparities in ER status are results of a …

… From its origins in Harlem to designation as a standard of cancer care, patient navigation
has evolved as a patient care support intervention with wide application potential throughout …

… of genetic admixture and social groupings evolve and the genotyping technologies that …
as we strive to eliminate breast cancer outcome disparities and maximize the benefits of …

… disparities, mainly from a biomedical perspective, which includes genomic-based differences,
disparities in breast tumor biology and developmental biology, differences in breast tumors…

… This study examined if disparities in the risk of breast cancer specific … with breast cancer
mortality. The purpose of this study was to determine if the disparities in the risk of breast cancer …

… to HR-breast cancer etiology. Using the … disparities in breast cancer subtypes, integrating
important findings from the stress biology, breast cancer epidemiology, and health disparities …

… in breast cancer incidence and mortality are well-documented in the United States. The effect
of genetic ancestry on disparities … genetic factors that contribute to breast cancer disparities. …