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Racial gaps persist in lung cancer care

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By Sharyn L. Flanagan
| Philadelphia Tribune Verified
Everyone deserves the opportunity to lead a full and healthy life — yet for many Americans, that promise remains out of reach. Systemic issues continue to drive persistent health disparities, including in the diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer. These inequities are shaped by a range of factors, from access to insurance and screening to differences in treatment options and follow-up care. People of color who are diagnosed with lung cancer often face worse outcomes than white individuals.
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What's on your plate? Understanding relationship between food and lung cancer.

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By Sharyn L. Flanagan
| Philadelphia Tribune Verified
There isn’t one food that causes lung cancer. But processed meat, red meat and alcohol may raise your risk of lung cancer. Eat a plant-based diet rich in fruits and vegetables. Keep your weight and blood sugar in a healthy range (ask your doctor what is right for you). There is no data to support that eating any one food or taking any supplement will help cure or fight your lung cancer. Beta-carotene supplements actually increase the risk of lung cancer in individuals who smoke.
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Rosetta Miller-Perry, Tennessee Tribune founder and civil rights leader, dies at 91

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By Sharyn L. Flanagan
| Philadelphia Tribune Verified
The Tennessee Tribune family mourns the passing of its founder, publisher and chief executive officer, Rosetta Miller-Perry, who died Friday, June 26. She was 91. A trailblazing publisher, civil rights pioneer and entrepreneur, Miller-Perry dedicated her life to ensuring the stories, achievements and voices of Tennessee’s Black community were told with accuracy, dignity and purpose. Her life’s work reflected a deep commitment to justice, representation and economic empowerment.
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