As Rates of Uterine Cancer Rise, So Do Racial Disparities in Care and Outcomes

Over the past decade, uterine cancer cases and deaths have been quietly rising. And as with so many diseases, people of color are disproportionately affected; in fact, uterine cancer has some of the greatest racial disparities of all cancers.

But compared with other cancers with similar numbers of affected patients, uterine cancer receives little public attention. A new Komodo Health report found that preexisting burdens for Black patients with #uterinecancer are compounded by longer wait times, and care that is not concordant with guidelines. Check out our video, or read the full report here to see what we uncovered.

Read the report: www.komodohealth.com/insights/as-rates-of-uterine-…