Cancer continues to affect residents of the Rio Grande Valley enormously due to several factors, which worries the region’s scientific community, who last weekend held the third International Conference on Cancer Health Disparities at the UTRGV Medical School. “The incidence of cancer here in the Rio Grande Valley is a high incidence,” explains Dr. Noé Garza. Even, he notes that there are 25 percent more cases of human papillomavirus. During thi…
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Cancer continues to affect residents of the Rio Grande Valley enormously due to several factors, which worries the region’s scientific community, who last weekend held the third International Conference on Cancer Health Disparities at the UTRGV Medical School. “The incidence of cancer here in the Rio Grande Valley is a high incidence,” explains Dr. Noé Garza. Even, he notes that there are 25 percent more cases of human papillomavirus. During thi…