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About the Study: In this cohort study of 13 585 insured Black and White patients, the racial disparity in endometrial cancer survival was 43% larger among younger patients, associated with greater racial imbalances in the risk of adverse tumor types and distant disease, although some of the disparity remains unexplained.
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