Titlebook: Breast Cancer in Women of African Descent; Christopher Kwesi O. Williams (Senior Editor),Oluf Book 2006 Springer Science+Business Media B.

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Genetics of Breast Cancer in Women of African Descent: An Overview, this population (.). The rates of breast cancer incidence in Caucasian women and African American women are 113.2 and 99.3 cases per 100,000, respectively (.). In West Africa, the founder population of most African Americans, breast cancer has been considered to be a rare virulent disease of young

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Biology of Breast Cancer, leading to invasive carcinoma, and ultimately to metastatic adenocarcinoma. Histologically the preinvasive stages of breast neoplasia consist of a sequence of epithelial changes which include hyperplasia, atypical hyperplasia, and carcinoma in-situ (.–.). All aspects of breast carcinogenesis are be

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Screening and Early Detection of Breast Cancer in Women in Africa and the Middle East,cancer is usually diagnosed by pathologic review of a fixed specimen of breast tissue. The biopsy can be obtained by surgically removing part of a palpable mass, or by surgically excising an abnormal area identified by mammogram, with surgical needle localization under x-ray guidance. Alternatively,

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Palliative Care for Breast Cancer in the African-American Population,y rose in the decade of the 1970’s but was fairly stable during the 1990’s. The death rate increased between 1973 and 1993 but it has declined since. In spite of this decline, the death rate is still 28% higher in African-American than in Caucasian women. There are likely to be many factors, which c

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Outcome of African American Women with Breast Cancer in Cooperative Group Clinical Trials,ed (.). The U.S. age-adjusted death rate from invasive breast cancer was approximately 32% higher in African American women than in white women according to data from the Surveillance and Epidemiology and End Results program (.). The disparity in mortality rates from breast cancer has been growing s