Simple Summary Nearly all breast cancer patients survive for more than five years when the
tumor is found early and in the localized stage. Regular clinical breast examinations …

Despite significant advances in health care, many patients from medically under-served
populations are impacted by existing health care disparities. Radiologists are uniquely …

Purpose: To evaluate and quantify potential sociodemographic disparities in breast cancer
screening, diagnosis, and treatment due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the use of …

COVID-19 has critically impacted cancer care services including reduced screenings,
diagnoses, and surgeries; particularly among Black and Latina/x women who already suffer …

Hispanic/Latino people represent 19% of the US population, and this proportion is expected
to increase to 26% by 2050. Hispanic/Latino people comprise a diverse ethnic group that …

Introduction Mortality disparities by SES, including education, have steadily increased in the
US over the past decades. This study examined whether these disparities overall and for 7 …

Background The low mammography rates at the authors' safety-net hospital (SNH) are
associated with higher rates of late-stage disease. Previously, they showed that a phone call …

Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic induced an extraordinary impact on public mental
health to a degree not completely understood, especially in vulnerable populations such as …

Introduction This scoping review aims to highlight key social determinants of health
associated with breast cancer screening behavior in United States women aged≥ 40 years …

BACKGROUND In order to mitigate disease spread, restrictions implemented in the United
States surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic created an environment that led to delays in …