Sisters Network, Inc.: the Importance of African American Survivor Advocates in Addressing Breast Cancer Disparities

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Karen Jackson
Mary Waters
Lisa A. Newman
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[1] Sisters Network,Department of Surgery
[2] Inc.,undefined
[3] Sisters Network,undefined
[4] Inc.,undefined
[5] Weill Cornell Medicine,undefined
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Current Breast Cancer Reports | 2021年 / 13卷
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Breast cancer; Disparities; African Americans; Advocacy; Survivors;
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