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American Black Journal
Breast Cancer Awareness
October is breast cancer awareness month, and the disease remains the most commonly diagnosed cancers in African American women. In addition, the death rate from breast cancer is higher in black women that it is with white women. However, there has been progress on the research front. Stephen talks to Dr. Michele Cote from the Karmanos cancer institute. Ep 4551/Segment 3
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