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This is Not Only about the Biology: The Socioeconomic Disparities among African American Women with Breast Cancer Still Play a Significant Role

Recent emphasis on the racial and ethnic disparities in health care has brought a new dimension to the necessity of better understanding of the reasons for the observed differences in the outcome of patients with breast cancer. There is no doubt that similar to those patients living in the resourcelimited countries, African American (AA) breast cancer patients suffer from higher mortality from breast cancer compared to White Americans (WA).1– 3