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Race, economics contribute to advanced-stage breast cancer diagnoses
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Eva recalls with sadness how her doctor underestimated her concerns about a mass in her chest, a story that seems to be repeated in racially and economically segregated neighborhoods, where Hispanics are much more likely to be diagnosed with breast or cervix cancer in advanced stages, according to a study by the American Cancer Society (ACS).
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