e18556 Background: Considerable efforts to improve disparities in breast cancer outcomes
for underserved women have occurred over the past 3 decades. This study was conducted
to evaluate trends in survival, by race-ethnicity, for women diagnosed with breast cancer in
Florida over a 26-year period to assess potential improvement in racial-ethnic disparities.
Methods: This was a retrospective cohort study of women diagnosed with invasive breast
cancer in Florida between 1990-2015. Data were obtained from the Florida Cancer Data …

Background: This study was conducted to evaluate trends in survival, by race-ethnicity, for
women diagnosed with breast cancer in Florida over a 26-year period. Methods: This was a
retrospective cohort study of women diagnosed with invasive breast cancer in Florida
between 1990 and 2015. Data were obtained from the Florida Cancer Data System. Women
in the study were categorized according to race (white/black) and Hispanic ethnicity
(yes/no). Cumulative incidence estimates of 5-and 10-year breast cancer–related death with …