Black Women Have More Aggressive Tumors and Late Diagnosis of Breast Cancer, Reports INCA Publication

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Black women have a mortality rate for breast cancer 3.8 times higher than that recorded among white women, according to the survey of the National Cancer Institute (Inca). The data is part of the publication Racial Disparities in the Incidence of Breast Cancer, the first volume of the series Racial Disparities and Breast Cancer: a Look for the Health of Black Women, launched this Tuesday during the event of October Rosa, at the institute's headq…

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Delay in diagnosis and higher incidence of triple-negative type may explain the disparity of mortality in breast cancer

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Black women are diagnosed with advanced breast cancer more often than white women: 60% versus 50%, according to the National Cancer Institute (INCA). Between 2000 and 2020, the increase in their mortality rate was 3.8 times higher, reported the coordinator of Prevention and Surveillance of the institute, Marcia Sarpa. The article Black women have more aggressive tumors and late diagnosis of breast cancer, points out INCA publication was original…

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Forbes, the world's most well-conceived business and economic magazine. Inca published on the subject in the context of October Rosa The post Breast Cancer: Black Women Die 3.8 Times More What Whites apareceu primeiro em Forbes Brasil.

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Survey collected results from 24 studies conducted in six countries, including Brazil; percentage was identified in an annual increase in disease mortality between 2000 and 2020