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BACKGROUNDProstate cancer mortality rates for African‐Americans are much higher than Caucasians and a similar trend is observed for prostate cancer survival. Data on recently immigrated African‐descent men are lacking.
METHODSUsing cancer registry data from Brooklyn, NY and two countries in the Caribbean (Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago), survival rates were estimated. We also examined whether Black...
In order to shed light on genetic and environmental factors contributing to breast cancer health disparities, anonymous data from the cancer registry in Brooklyn, NY and two countries in the Caribbean, have been analyzed and compared. De-identified data were obtained on 3,710 women from three cancer registries in Brooklyn (New York), Guyana, and Trinidad, all having been diagnosed with breast cancer...
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