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A better understanding of mutations in cancer predisposition genes and associated breast cancer risk among African American women could have important implications for genetic testing recommendations.
Racial and ethnic minority groups may be less likely to receive appropriate imaging at the time of non-small cell lung cancer diagnosis. What can be done to address these inequities?
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