Is the prevalence of ER-negative breast cancer in the US higher among Africa-born than US-born black women? (Q39564960)

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Is the prevalence of ER-negative breast cancer in the US higher among Africa-born than US-born black women? (English)

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main subject

United States of America

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Ahmedin Jemal

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Stacey A Fedewa

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2

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language of work or name

English

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publication date

23 August 2012

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Breast Cancer Research and Treatment

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number of pages

7

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volume

135

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issue

3

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page(s)

867-873

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Impact of sociodemographic factors, hormone receptor status, and tumor grade on ethnic differences in tumor stage and size for breast cancer in US women

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