… breast cancer incidence by race and ethnicity in middle-aged women are largely explained
by variations in prevalence patterns of known breast cancer … the incidence of breast cancer at …

… A significant relationship between race and stage of breast cancer at diagnosis also has
been observed (4). In general, blacks are more likely to have stage III and IV disease than are …

… Only those women identified with breast cancer were included in the present study. The
study population was then divided into two cohorts based on race: African American and non-…

… by race in MBC patients is warranted. In this population-based analysis, we sought to update
our understanding of the impact of race on … define relationships between race and outcome. …

… In other words, is the biology of breast cancer in African … of our society result in disparate
breast cancer outcomes? … with operable breast cancer, we demonstrated that breast cancer …

… The goal of this study was to use recent cancer registry data to understand the role that race
… received and in breast cancer mortality. We used the Massachusetts Cancer Registry (MCR) …

… We examined race/ethnicity-specific independent and joint associations of individual … survival
after breast cancer diagnosis using data from the Neighborhood and Breast Cancer (NABC…

… To further our understanding of age-related and race-related disparities in breast cancer …
patients with breast cancer, because recent work has demonstrated that age and race may be …

… such as race, income, and … impact of race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic factors on the
receipt of standard-of-care RT in women under 70 with invasive breast cancer who undergo breast…

… Race, age, ER status, … a breast cancer event (Table 5). There was no significant interaction
between ethnicity and family history of breast cancer and the risk of having a breast cancer …