Factors Associated With Survival Disparities Between Non-Hispanic Black and White Patients With Uterine Cancer.

Calen W Kucera,Chunqiao Tian,Christopher M Tarney,Cassandra Presti,Suzanne Jokajtys, Stuart S Winkler,Yovanni Casablanca,Nicholas W Bateman,Paulette Mhawech-Fauceglia,Lari Wenzel,Chad A Hamilton,John K Chan,Nathaniel L Jones,Rodney P Rocconi,Timothy D O'Connor,John H Farley,Craig D Shriver,Thomas P Conrads,Neil T Phippen,G Larry Maxwell,Kathleen M Darcy

JAMA network open（2023）

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This study suggests that histologic subtype was the dominant factor associated with racial survival disparity among patients with uterine cancer, while insurance status represented the main modifiable factor for women younger than 65 years. Additional studies of interactions between biology and social determinants of health are merited.

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survival disparities,white patients,cancer,non-hispanic

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