PSA Screening for Prostate Cancer Beneficial, Especially for Black Men
In all studied scenarios, PSA screening appeared more favorable for Black men than for the general population.
In all studied scenarios, PSA screening appeared more favorable for Black men than for the general population.
Active surveillance appears to be a safe treatment option for low- and very low-risk prostate cancer, regardless of race, according to investigators.
While socioeconomic disparities are evident, survival differences between racial groups persist after RCC diagnosis.
Disparities greatest most recently and for cancers for which PBT is the recommended radiation therapy modality
To reach the goals of the Advancing American Kidney Health Executive Order, “strategic efforts to care for racial and ethnic minorities” are needed, according to the authors of a new review.
Median combined enrollment of minority race/ethnicity groups was below corresponding population demographics based on census estimates
Policy-level interventions targeting underserved populations are necessary to improve their access to care.
Transplantation parity may help close the survival gap between Black and White patients with childhood-onset kidney failure, according to investigators.
Nearly all studied patients had favorable reactions to APOL1 genetic testing and receiving results.
No improvement seen in representation of Black patients after implementation of a 2015 FDA action plan to improve diversity