Colorectal cancer disparities: Issues, controversies and solutions
作者： Venkata S Tammana
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摘要: Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the second leading cause of related deaths in United States. There are significant differences CRC incidence and mortality by race with highest burden occurring among blacks. The underlying factors contributing to disparities multiple complex. Studies have suggested that a higher prevalence putative risk for CRC, limited access healthcare services, lower utilization resources increased biological susceptibilities contribute this disparity race. This article reviews associated disproportionally blacks; addresses controversies regarding age begin screening modality use proffers solutions eliminate
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