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NEW YORK - The American Cancer Society is trying to find out why Black women have the highest death rate for most cancers. For example, they are twice as likely as White women to get stomach ...

A cancer diagnosis is terrifying for anyone, but Black women have an extra reason to be ... very ones that cannot access them?" study author Dr. Christopher Lathan, Dana-Farber's associate ...

To be eligible, participants must identify as Black and women, be between the ages of 25 and 55, and not have a history of cancer, with the exception of basal or squamous cell skin cancer. More ...

Image Dr. Ronald Yunis leading an informational session for patients attending their first appointment for abortion care at Acacia Women’s Center. “We know he doesn’t like us here,” said ...

"Women struggle often," said Dr. Cynthia Drogula, director of the Aiello Breast Center at UM Baltimore Washington Medical Center. "It's a test that they do each and every year and it's a hard ...

If the larger scale study confirms our earlier results, we will have very strong evidence for offering stress reduction as an effective therapy for a significant group of infertile women.' ...

We also know that there’s a huge issue, Dr. Myah, as it relates to that 6 weeks after ... And I’m saying, men and obviously women. MG: Yeah. So, as Black women, we are more likely to have ...

said task force vice chair Dr. John Wong of Tufts Medical Center in Boston. “Sadly, we know all too well that Black women are 40% more likely to die from breast cancer than white women,” Wong ...

As reproductive health remains a key issue in the 2024 US presidential election ... CNN: How can it possibly be that women are still so medically understudied in 2024? Dr. Stacy Sims: I know!