First lady Jill Biden visits Mays Cancer Center
February 24, 2022
…in three Latinos will face a cancer diagnosis in their lifetime, pointing to disparities in access to care and other social needs, as well as screening and clinical trials. The…
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First lady Jill Biden visits Mays Cancer Center, lauds its cancer research and its role in addressing Latino cancer health disparities
February 24, 2022
…and what you all are doing.” One in three Latinos will face a cancer diagnosis in their lifetime, pointing to disparities in access to care and other social needs, as…
One in three Latinos will face cancer in their lifetime: Conference to address disparities, health inequities
February 17, 2022
…Center. “Disparities plague our population in access to care and other social needs, screening, clinical trials, risk factors, mortality, survivorship and quality of life, all worsened by COVID-19.” At 18.5%…
Why are Latinos Less Likely to Survive Cancer? Two U.S. Cancer Centers to Investigate in First-Of-Its-Kind Study
October 14, 2021
…and analyze all aspects of the Latino cancer survivorship journey. Specifically, the study will examine: Sociocultural factors: acculturation, health literacy, access to care; Stress factors: chronic stress, discrimination, trauma; Psychosocial…
New $9.8 million study focuses on the Latino cancer survivorship journey
May 13, 2021
…next six years from 2021 to 2027 documenting and analyzing all aspects of the Latino cancer survivorship journey. They will examine: Sociocultural factors: acculturation, health literacy, access to care; Stress…
New $9.8 million study is the 1st to seek full understanding of the Latino cancer survivorship journey
May 4, 2021
…survivorship journey. They will examine: Sociocultural factors: acculturation, health literacy, access to care; Stress factors: chronic stress, discrimination, trauma; Psychosocial factors: emotions, social cohesion, social support; Lifestyle factors: diet, physical…
