Americans More Likely To Survive Lung Cancer Than Ever Before—But Black And Latino Patients Still Disproportionately Dying
More Americans are surviving lung cancer than ever before, a new State of Lung Cancer report says, but Black and Latino people are still significantly less likely to live for five years after diagnosis than their white peers.
More Americans are surviving lung cancer than ever before, a new State of Lung Cancer report says, but Black and Latino people are still significantly less likely to live for five years after diagnosis than their white peers.
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