The Impact of Socioeconomic Status on the Breast Cancer Journey

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Nafisha Lalani
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[1] University of Toronto,Department of Radiation Oncology
[2] Princess Margaret Hospital,undefined
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Survivorship; Breast cancer; Socioeconomic status;
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10.1007/s13187-010-0177-8
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Socioeconomic status can be defined by educational background and income level. An individual’s socioeconomic status impacts all aspects of their lives, and their experience with breast cancer is no exception. As a medical student, I had a chance to work alongside a radiation oncologist at a side effects clinic, where patients are seen periodically to assess any adverse effects of their radiation treatment. Here, I had a chance to see patients during and after the treatment process and to hear their experiences regarding their journey to date. This experience provided me with a glimpse of the disparity that exists between breast cancer survivors of varying backgrounds and highlights the importance of identifying and addressing these issues.
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