Black women with breast cancer have a 40% higher mortality rate, influenced by social determinants and limited genetic research. Studies show worse outcomes for Black women, especially with HR+ and ...

Breast cancer remains deadlier for Black women in the United States than for white women, even as overall survival has improved. An analysis spanning 2013-2024 across 10 major metropolitan areas, ...

Black women face a 40% higher breast cancer death rate than white women despite similar diagnosis rates. This devastating disparity reflects more than medical statistics — it represents lost mothers, ...

Breast cancer awareness, the importance of early detection and community education, particularly in the Black community.

Black women bear a heavy financial burden when it comes breast cancer, a disease that already affects them disproportionately. Black women already face a 40% higher breast cancer death rate than white ...

The American Cancer Society released a report Thursday with bleak news on the state of black women’s health. For the first time ever, black women are getting breast cancer at the same rate as their ...

According to the American Cancer Society, Black women are more likely to die from cancer than any other group in America. A new nationwide study is working to find out why. The "Voices of Black Women" ...

For decades, breast cancer has been less common in black women than white women, yet killed black women at a higher rate. One of those gaps has finally closed. Unfortunately for black women, it's the ...

Anjali Patel speaks with two Las Vegas survivors who are sharing their stories and working to educate other women about early detection LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I want to ...

Despite the rising incidence rates of breast cancer among younger women, advances in treatment and detection appear to reduce breast cancer mortality in this population. The research presented at the ...

CARRY A PHYSICAL I-D AS IT'S AN ARKANSAS LAW. ACCORDING TO THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY- BLACK WOMEN ARE MORE LIKELY TO DIE FROM CANCER THAN ANY OTHER GROUP IN AMERICA. A NEW STUDY LED BY THE AMERICAN ...