Importance Historical structural racism may be associated with racial, ethnic, and
geographic disparities in breast cancer outcomes, but few studies have investigated these …

Importance Inequities created by historical and contemporary mortgage discriminatory
policies have implications for health disparities. The role of persistent mortgage …

Importance Increasing evidence suggests that low socioeconomic status and geographic
residence in disadvantaged neighborhoods contribute to disparities in breast cancer …

Objective: To analyze the effect of economic and racial/ethnic residential segregation on
breast cancer-specific survival (BCSS) in South Florida, a diverse metropolitan area that …

Background: Structural inequities have important implications for the health of marginalized
groups. Neighborhood-level redlining and lending bias represent state-sponsored systems …

Abstract Purpose Studies of Black–White differences in breast cancer subtype often
emphasize potential ancestry-associated genetic or lifestyle risk factors without fully …

Purpose There are significant relationships between racial residential segregation (RRS)
and a range of health outcomes, including cancer-related outcomes. This study explores the …

Importance Racial disparities in survival outcomes among Black women with hormone
receptor–positive breast cancer have been reported. However, the association between …

We examined the impact of metropolitan racial residential segregation on stage at diagnosis
and all-cause and breast cancer-specific survival between and within black and white …

Background Breast cancer (BC) is the most common cancer among US women, and
institutional racism is a critical cause of health disparities. We investigated impacts of …