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Background
Population‐based studies demonstrate that Black men in the United States have an increased risk of death from prostate cancer. Determinants of racial disparities are multifactorial, including socioeconomic and biologic factors.
Methods
The authors conducted a pooled analysis of patients derived from 152 centers within the Veterans Health Administration. The cohort included men who had...
Background
Studies have reported racial disparities in access to and use of multiple myeloma (MM) treatments between African American (AA) and White patients. Although AA patients demonstrate longer disease‐specific survival, this has not uniformly translated into improved survival over time. The association between race and treatment patterns and survival outcomes was analyzed using data from the...
Background
Black women with breast cancer have lower survival rates and higher recurrence rates in comparison with white women. This study compared treatment and survival outcomes for black and white women at a highly specialized tertiary care cancer center.
Methods
An institutional review board–approved, retrospective institutional database review was performed to identify all black women treated...
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