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Brooke McCormick

Hillsborough
As seen in: American Journal of Managed Care, EIN News, NewsBreak, Swimming World Magazine, Dermatology Times, The Setonian, Drug Topics, Patient Care, Center for Biosimilars, The Blue and White
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Racial, Ethnic, and Socioeconomic Gaps Persist in US Female-Specific Cancer Burden

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By Brooke McCormick, Sabrina McCrear , Arielle Kauvar, Maggie L. Shaw 
| EIN News
Significant sociodemographic disparities and unfavorable trends continue to affect the incidence and mortality of all 6 major female-specific cancers (FSCs), according to a study published in PLoS One, underscoring the need for targeted prevention and intervention strategies.1 Unequal Burden of FSCs Across Populations FSCs, including breast, cervical, uterine, ovarian, vaginal, and vulvar cancers, account for 44% of all cancer cases in women.
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Maternal, Child Mortality Higher in the US Compared With Majority of High-Income Countries

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By Brooke McCormick, A. Mark Fendrick, Julia Bonavitacola , Maggie L. Shaw 
| EIN News
The overall maternal mortality rate in the US was found to be higher than most high-income countries around the world, according to a new report published by The Commonwealth Fund.1 These trends were particularly notable in Louisiana and Mississippi, as well as among Black and Native American women and children.
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Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month Draws Attention to Uneven Declines in Mortality

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By Brooke McCormick
| EIN News
This Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, recent research shows that despite overall declines in ovarian cancer mortality, significant disparities persist across racial, ethnic, age, and geographic groups, underscoring the need for targeted interventions.
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