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To explore the influence of race on the severity and survival of patients with cutaneous T-cell lymphoma.

December 8, 2025Blood

Role of race in severity and survival of those with cutaneous T-cell lymphoma

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Analysis reveals racial differences in bacteremia rates among cutaneous T-cell lymphoma patients, suggesting implications for treatment.

To explore the influence of race on the severity and survival of patients with cutaneous T-cell lymphoma.
Identified patients with cutaneous cultures from a CTCL database at Emory University.
Compared rates of colonization and bacteremia between Black and White patients.
Employed statistical tests such as ANOVA, Chi-square, and Cox regression for analysis.
Among 213 patients, colonization rate was 23% with higher bacteremia in Black patients (p<.0008).
MSSA was more prevalent in women (OR=2.76; p<0.038).
Patients over 60 had lower likelihood of bacteremia but reduced survival rates when infected (p<0.015).

Almeera Lateef (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis reveals racial differences in bacteremia rates among cutaneous T-cell lymphoma patients, suggesting implications for treatment.

To explore the influence of race on the severity and survival of patients with cutaneous T-cell lymphoma.
Identified patients with cutaneous cultures from a CTCL database at Emory University.
Compared rates of colonization and bacteremia between Black and White patients.
Employed statistical tests such as ANOVA, Chi-square, and Cox regression for analysis.
Among 213 patients, colonization rate was 23% with higher bacteremia in Black patients (p<.0008).
MSSA was more prevalent in women (OR=2.76; p<0.038).
Patients over 60 had lower likelihood of bacteremia but reduced survival rates when infected (p<0.015).

Almeera Lateef (2025) studied this question.

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