Explore new cancer mortality trends, record 70% survival rates, and shifting clinical screening priorities. Read more to find ...

The breast cancer death rate has dropped by 43% from 1989 to 2020, but the disease continues to disproportionally affect Black and Brown women. According to the American Cancer Society, Black women ...

The statistics are sobering. Black women are 38% more likely to die from breast cancer than white women despite having slightly lower incidence rates. They are three times more likely to be diagnosed ...

A new study called VOICES of Black Women aims to understand why Black women face higher rates of death from cancer and more aggressive cancers. Black women die from breast cancer at a 40% higher rate ...

Despite Black women in this country developing breast cancer at rates that are roughly 5% less than their white counterparts, they have a 40% higher mortality rate from the disease. New research ...

April 1 (Reuters) - (This April 1 Health Rounds has been corrected to change ‘genetic’ to ‘genomic’ in the headline and the first item of the newsletter) Advanced genomic testing could help erase ...

Cancer death rates in the U.S. have dropped dramatically in the past 35 years, falling by 35%, according to a report from the American Association for Cancer Research published Wednesday. The decline, ...

The St. Louis region has an abundance of breast cancer screening resources. However, a new study from Gateway to Hope, a breast health nonprofit, found that the tools available are largely ...