Cultural Factors Associated with Racial Disparities in Lung Cancer Care

Overview of attention for article published in Annals of the American Thoracic Society, May 2014

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Negative surgical beliefs, fatalism, and mistrust are more prevalent among minorities and appear to explain almost one-third of the observed disparities in lung cancer treatment among black patients. https://t.co/ajm7hYaPBy

RT @WUSTLphs: African Americans are less likely to receive appropriate treatment for #LungCancer, @NCBI study says https://t.co/qqDuSS6uLJ …

African Americans are less likely to receive appropriate treatment for #LungCancer, @NCBI study says https://t.co/qqDuSS6uLJ @NIMHD #LCSM

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