Background Lack of health insurance coverage is associated with poor access and receipt
of cancer care and survival in the United States. Disruptions in coverage are common …

Disparities in melanoma care exist in the United States. Disparities in provider type, patient
demographics, place of residence, insurance status, socioeconomic status, race/ethnicity …

Importance Compared with non-Hispanic white women, racial/ethnic minority women
receive a diagnosis of breast cancer at a more advanced stage and have higher morbidity …

Importance Having health insurance is a strong determinant of cancer outcomes in the
United States, and Medicaid expansion under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act …

Between 1991 and 2015, the cancer mortality rate declined dramatically in the United
States, reflecting improvements in cancer prevention, screening, treatment, and survivorship …

Importance Knowledge regarding differences in dermatologic care for patients with a broad
range of dermatologic conditions is limited. Objective To elucidate nationwide differences in …

Objective People with cancer are increasingly more likely to visit an emergency department
for acute care than the general population. They often have long wait times and more …

The 2019 novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has dramatically impacted
numerous health and economic fronts. Because of the stay-at-home mandate and practice of …

Neighborhoods encompass complex environments comprised of unique economic,
physical, and social characteristics that have a profound impact on the residing individual's …

Purpose The role of germline genetic testing in breast cancer patients is crucial, especially
in the setting of the recent trials showing the benefit of PARP inhibitors. The goal of this study …