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Beyond The Shock - Chapter 5 -  Types & Stages - Triple Negative Breast Cancer

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The Local Impact of Breast Cancer in African American Women

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"Sisterhood Services: Breast Cancer Support for African American Women"

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"Sisterhood Services: Breast Cancer Support for African American Women"

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Facts about Triple-Negative Breast Cancer

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Facts about Triple-Negative Breast Cancer

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TNBC, the type of Breast Cancer that affects African-American women more than any other ethnic group. The prognosis for this type of breast cancer is grim compared to other types. Estrogen. Progesterone and the HER-2/neu genes are absent from the tumor, making it harder to fight.

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1. Ductal breast cancer
2. Mixed tumor breast cancer
3. Inflammatory breast cancer
4. Mucinous breast cancer
5. Lobular breast cancer

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Factors contributing to late stage diagnoses in African American women 

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Factors contributing to late stage diagnoses in African American women 

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1. Failure to disclose symptoms

2. Lack of education

3. Lower socioeconomic status

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Breast cancer is the highest diagnosed cancer type in women.

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Breast Cancer Rates by Race and Ethnicity 

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Breast Cancer Rates by Race and Ethnicity 

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1. Although Caucasian have a higher rate of Breast Cancer African American are not far behind.

2. African Americans have a higher percentage of deaths overall.

3. From 2000 - 2003 African Americans had about 19,000 new cases and nearly 6,000 deaths per year rating at 36% higher due to delay in treatment and recognition.

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Why is it that African American women have a higher risk?

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Why is it that African American women have a higher risk?

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1.   HER2+  Medication

2. Chemotherapy

3. monotherapy

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Comparison Between African American Women and White Women

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Comparison Between African American Women and White Women

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1. Learning about family history

2. Living a healthy lifestyle

3. Avoiding harmful products

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In some cases, there are no symptoms. Changes in the breast are the most important thing to observe.

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Rapid Invasive and Non-Invasive growth of malignant cells in the mammary glands.

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