Importance Sexual orientation and gender identity data are not collected by most hospitals
or cancer registries; thus, little is known about the quality of breast cancer treatment for …

Importance Survival differences between male and female patients with breast cancer have
been reported, but the underlying factors associated with the disparity have not been fully …

The purpose of this study is to compare the racial differences in treatment and overall
survival (OS) of male breast cancer (MBC) patients. Data were extracted from the NCI SEER …

Importance Difference in breast cancer survival by race is a recognized problem among
Medicare beneficiaries. Objective To determine if racial disparity in breast cancer survival is …

Background The association between black race and worse outcomes in operable breast
cancer reported in previous studies has been attributed to a higher incidence of more …

Purpose Prior research demonstrates racial disparities in breast cancer treatment.
Disparities are commonly attributed to more advanced stage at presentation or aggressive …

Sexual and gender minorities (SGMs) include individuals who are lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender (LGBT), and intersex. These individuals bear a disproportionate cancer burden …

Abstract BACKGROUND. African Americans (AA) have higher mortality from breast cancer
compared with white Americans (WA). Studies using population‐based cancer registries …

There is limited research on sexual and gender minority (SGM) populations and cancer
largely due to the lack of sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) data collection as …

Purpose Black women with breast cancer have poorer survival than do white women, but
little is known about racial disparities in male breast cancer. We analyzed race and other …