It is well known that patients with cancer have a significantly higher cardiovascular mortality
risk than the general population. Cardio-oncology has emerged to focus on these issues …

Health-care–related transportation insecurity is common in the United States. Patients with
cancer are especially vulnerable because cancer care is episodic in nature, occurs over a …

Background: Addressing patients' social determinants of health is a national priority for
cancer treatment centers. Transportation insecurity is one major challenge for patients …

One of the challenges associated with understanding environmental impacts on cancer risk
and outcomes is estimating potential exposures of individuals diagnosed with cancer to …

Health-related social needs are prevalent among cancer patients; associated with
substantial negative health consequences; and drive pervasive inequities in cancer …

Background: Racial segregation is linked to poorer neighborhood quality and adverse
health conditions among minorities, including worse cancer outcomes. We evaluated …

An estimated 68,000 people in America will develop head and neck cancer (HNC) this year,
with primary risk factors being tobacco or alcohol use, as well as high-risk human …

Research suggests that transportation insecurity may affect 1 in 4 adults in the United States,
and transportation barriers have been shown to disrupt medical care. 1, 2 A survey of US …