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February 27, 2024Journal of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network2 citationsOpen Access

Oncologist Perceptions of Racial Disparity, Racial Anxiety, and Unconscious Bias in Clinical Interactions, Treatment, and Outcomes

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ABAlexandrina BalaneanEBEmily BlandAGAjeet Gajra

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Cancer spares no demographic or socioeconomic group; it is indeed the great equalizer. But its distribution is not equal; when structural discrimination concentrates poverty and race, zip code surpasses genetic code in predicting outcomes. Compared with White patients in the United States, Black patients are less likely to receive appropriate treatment and referral to clinical trials, genetic testing, or palliative care/hospice.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e7758ab6db6435876eae67https://doi.org/10.6004/jnccn.2023.7078
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