OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the association of race–ethnicity and neighborhood
socioeconomic status with adherence to National Comprehensive Cancer Network …

BACKGROUND Adherence to National Comprehensive Cancer Network guidelines have
been adopted as the standard of care for various cancers and have been cited to have …

Background Differences in receipt of guideline-concordant treatment might underlie well-
established racial disparities in endometrial cancer mortality. Objective Using the National …

Background Among women diagnosed with non-endometrioid endometrial carcinoma (EC),
we investigated associations between race/ethnicity and receipt of guideline-concordant …

Background Black women experience poorer survival compared with white women across
all endometrial cancer stages and histologies. The incidence of endometrial cancer is 30 …

Purpose There are racial and ethnic differences in endometrial cancer incidence and
mortality rates; compared with Non-Hispanic White women, Black women have a similar …

OBJECTIVE: To examine the patterns of care and survival for African American and white
women with high-grade endometrial cancer. METHODS: The linked Surveillance …

Purpose The study aim was to identify contemporary socioeconomic, racial, ethnic, and
facility-related factors associated with stage at diagnosis, receipt of cancer treatment, and …

Purpose To examine patterns of care and survival for Hispanic women compared to white
and African American women with high-grade endometrial cancer. Methods We utilized the …

Background Black women experience worse survival effects with high-grade endometrial
cancer. Differences in adjuvant treatment have been proposed to be major contributors to …