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August 23, 2024
March 1, 2004 Inadequate access to cancer screening and care is the number one cancer issue for the nation’s 38 million Hispanics/Latinos, according to a report recently issued by Redes En Acción. In its summary recommendations for a national Hispanic/Latino cancer control agenda, the Redes En Acción Latino Cancer Report ranks the cancer issues of […]
August 23, 2024
January 26, 2004. By addressing cultural and other barriers to early-phase clinical trial participation, a two-year study recently initiated in South Texas will benefit both cancer patients and research oncologists. The research project, “Increasing Early Phase Clinical Trial (EPCT) Accrual Among Hispanics in South Texas,” will identify barriers to Latino participation in clinical research and […]
August 23, 2024
October 12, 2004 Among Latina women, breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer and the number one cancer killer. In a new book produced by Redes En Acción, 26 South Texas women who have fought this deadly disease describe the Latina breast cancer experience in their own words. The book, Nuestras Historias: Mujeres Hispanas […]
August 22, 2024
Among Latina women, breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer and the number one cancer killer. In a new book, 26 South Texas women who have fought this deadly disease describe the Latina breast cancer experience in their own words. Click here for full article.
August 22, 2024
Inadequate access to cancer screening and care is the number one cancer issue for the nation’s 38 million Hispanics/Latinos, according to a report recently issued by Redes En Acción:The National Hispanic/Latino Cancer Network Click here for full article.