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Study explores the incidence and trends for endometrial cancer among African descent populations

Compared with white women, Black women have elevated risks of being diagnosed with advanced uterine cancer also known as endometrial cancer and of developing aggressive tumors.

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Rates of Endometrial Cancer Vary for US, Caribbean Black Women

Caribbean Black women have lower rates of endometrioid and nonendometrioid endometrial cancer (EC) than U.S. non-Hispanic Black women.

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Endometrial Cancer Risks and Trends in African Descent Populations

Endometrial Cancer Risks and Trends in African Descent Populations
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Endometrial Cancer Risks Vary Among African-Descent Populations

A new study has identified that endometrial cancer risk varies among African-descent women, highlighting that within-group differences matter among Black women.

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