RACIAL AND ETHNIC DIVERSITY IN THE LUNGS CANCER

Ethnic differences in cancer risk and the results are subject to scientific Political discussion, the difference in the incidence of lung cancer and mortality As the quality of care among different racial groups and access to and In the U.S., is well documented. Some researchers write Performance gap and the risk of cancer in the genetic and environmental interactions
Factors, but these theories have not been performed for the inequality in access to quality Care. Fully understand these differences so as to help decipher Role in lung cancer and their interaction with genetic factors, environmental factors Development and testing of the study participants to lung cancer. Multi-ethnic, multi-ethnic population. Ethnic differences in cancer risk and outcome is the subject of science and politics Controversy. Some researchers have hypothesized that the cause of these differences Because of biological differences between races, while the other proposed inequality As the leading cause of cancer, access to health and socio-economic status (1) Gap. In recent decades, the study aims to understand the racial differences Do you have a gradual change in research and sociology, such as watching the game Rather than build biological structures (2). However, consensus is growing
The interaction of genetic and environmental factors such as diet, which The risk of cancer and the results (3), at least partially responsible for the ethnic differences within this chapter, we run the risk of the similarities and differences in the incidence of lung cancer to discuss
Mortality, and racial groups in the United States (U.S.), the results between That whites, African Americans, Asian and Pacific / America Natives Indians / Alaska Natives. Ethnic group "Spanish" is a person can be recorded Or one of the four ethnic groups are mutually exclusive because there is Apart from the four groups of these "non-Hispanic whites."
• race • racing • Environmental Factors • Diet Keyword lung