Health Risks for Black Women: Understanding the Death Risk from Breast Cancer
The health risks associated with breast cancer show a stark disparity between races. Recent studies confirm that Black women have a significantly higher death risk from all types of breast cancer compared to White women.
Survival rates are concerning — evidence suggests that the risk for Black women varies between 17% and 50%, based on various factors.
Addressing Disparities in Health
Efforts must be made to address these disparities in health through improved access to care and education.
Key Facts to Note
- Death Risk: Greater for Black women.
- Survival Rates: Vary from 17% to 50% based on the type of breast cancer.
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