Breast cancer knows no skin color; it affects women from all different races, backgrounds, and ethnicities.Many times when it comes to screening and care, there is often a huge disparity among ...

In a , we found CALD cancer patients in Australia had roughly a one-in-three risk of something going wrong during their cancer care. This is unacceptably high. We reviewed medical records ...

Yale Cancer Center researchers at Yale School of Medicine have taken a significant step towards understanding the unique experiences of women of color living flat without breast reconstruction ...

And her experience is all too common among cancer patients of color. According to the most recent data, Hispanic and Latino patients have a 48% chance of finding a match. For Black Americans, that ...

The researchers analyzed genetic and clinical information from 80,298 individuals, including 61,664 U.K. Biobank participants and 19,264 women tested for breast cancer high-risk variants by Color.

First, some background on how this technology works: Engineers “train” these AI programs by showing them images and other data from many, many patients diagnosed with skin cancer, the NCRI ...

They've become so common that more than 30 cancers have staked claim to a specific color -- or multiple ones. Some colors represent more than one form of the disease. The History of the Cancer Ribbon ...

The Colors for Colette event is free and hosted by Ohio's University Hospital each year to raise money for pediatric cancer and to bring a boost in the spirits of patients at the children's hospital.