Ethnoracial Disparities in Breast Cancer Treatment Time and Survival: A Systematic Review With a DAG-based Causal Model
Parisa M. Hesari,
Drexler James,
Daniel J. Lizotte
et al.
Abstract:For interventions aimed at redressing health disparities in breast cancer to be effective, a clear understanding of the nature and causes of these disparities is required. Our question is: what is the current evidence for ethnoracial disparities in time-to-treatment initiation and survival in breast cancer, and how are the causal mechanisms of these disparities conceptualized in the literature? A comprehensive systematic search of studies on cohorts of female breast cancer patients diagnosed with stage I-III w… Show more
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