The lethal disparity in endometrial cancer for Black women, with Dr Kemi Doll
Overlooked: Women's Health Can't WaitShow Notes
Black women are less likely to survive endometrial cancer, which is one of the few gynecologic cancers whose mortality rate is increasing.
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