Denise Lee gives us her testimony on surviving Lung Cancer
Surviving Lung Cancer (Video)
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Stage 4 Lung Cancer: Why I Said Yes to a Clinical Trial
In March 2020, Sheena P. was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer, which came as a huge shock to her and her family. She decided to participate in a clinical trial based on a recommendation from her oncologist. When they read more about Stage 4 Lung Cancer: Why I Said Yes to a Clinical Trial
The Consequences Of Blacks Missing From U.S. Cancer Clinical Trials
Four out of five participants in cancer clinical trials are white, a discrepancy that calls into question whether other races and ethnicities are receiving good cancer treatment, researchers say. Women and the elderly also are underrepresented in clinical trials, according read more about The Consequences Of Blacks Missing From U.S. Cancer Clinical Trials
How Clinical Trials Make Black Families Healthier
Historically Black Americans have had a mistrust of doctors and the medical community. And consequently, we participate in clinical trials at much lower rates than other ethnic groups. So what does that mean for us? For as long as we read more about How Clinical Trials Make Black Families Healthier
Black History of Health: Nat King Cole
Nat "King" Cole was indeed a royal figure in American popular music during the golden age of jazz. The classic jazz pianist, composer, and singer had the world at his fingertips from earning notoriety for his smooth, silky voice. He read more about Black History of Health: Nat King Cole
Uncommon Risk Factors for Lung Cancer in the Black Community
Lung cancer remains a significant health concern for all communities, but within the Black community, there are often hidden risk factors that contribute to higher rates of this disease. While smoking is a well-known risk factor for lung cancer, other, read more about Uncommon Risk Factors for Lung Cancer in the Black Community
Your Treatment Options For The Four Stages Of Lung Cancer
Once you’ve been diagnosed with lung cancer, the next essential step is to determine the stage of your disease. Staging is critical because it’s how your doctor determines the way forward with treatment. It’s also not something that happens once. read more about Your Treatment Options For The Four Stages Of Lung Cancer