CA: a cancer journal for clinicians
Cancer in Hispanic communities: Lower rates, larger gaps, and the work ahead
By Florez N and Segarra-Vázquez B.
Abstract
Lower overall cancer rates in Hispanic people hide excess hepatocellular, gastric, and cervical cancer, a rising burden in women, and widening gaps in coverage, language, and trust. Research conducted with Hispanic communities, rather than simply about them, is essential.
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