Disparities in care and outcomes for adolescent and young adult lymphoma patients
Allison Rosenthal,
Adam Duvall,
Justine Kahn
et al.
Abstract:Though survival outcomes among adolescents and young adults (AYAs) with lymphoma have improved over the last three decades, socially vulnerable populations including non‐White, low‐income, and publicly insured groups continue to trail behind on survival curves. These disparities, while likely the result of both biological and non‐biological factors, can be largely attributed to inequities in care over the full cancer continuum. Nationally representative studies have demonstrated that from diagnosis through the… Show more
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