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Black excellence in oncology: Black doctors and researchers, shine at 62nd annual ASCO

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By Alexandria Green, Alex Green
| Rolling Out Verified
Black oncologists, researchers, physicians, and cancer care leaders were among the voices helping shape the future of oncology during the 62nd Annual ASCO Meeting, held in Chicago. For more than six decades, the ASCO Annual Meeting has brought together physicians, researchers, health care professionals, patient advocates, and industry leaders from around the world to discuss the latest findings and advancements in cancer care. But this year was more than a global gathering of oncology experts.
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Dr. Eng warns of a fatal delay in Black colon cancer care

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By Alexandria Green, Alex Green
| Rolling Out Verified
When it comes to colorectal cancer, the numbers are stark — and for Black Americans, they are even more alarming. Dr. Cathy Eng, associate director for strategic relations and research partnerships at Vanderbilt Ingram Cancer Center and executive director of the Young Adult Cancers Program, has spent her career on the front lines of this fight. She sees firsthand how late diagnoses, ignored symptoms and fear of screening are costing lives.
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Dr. Rachna reveals deadly truth about pancreatic cancer

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By Alexandria Green, Alex Green
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Pancreatic cancer is one of the most feared diagnoses in medicine  and for good reason. With a five-year survival rate hovering around 13% for African-American patients and more than 80% of cases presenting as inoperable at diagnosis, the odds are brutal. Dr. Rachna T. Shroff, chief of hematology oncology at the University of Arizona Cancer Center and a GI medical oncologist, has made it her mission to change those numbers.
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