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Discussions emphasize the serious health disparities highlighted by the publication, such as lower survival rates and diagnostic challenges in Black communities, using terms like 'delayed diagnosis,' 'poor survival,' and 'gaps in medical training,' which convey concern and the need for action. The tone suggests recognition of the importance of awareness and healthcare improvements.
Most discussions acknowledge the facts presented in the publication, particularly that melanoma is less common but more deadly among non-Hispanic Black Americans.
Posts demonstrate high interest through shared statistics and calls for increased awareness, indicating an engagement with the importance of the topic.
Comments often reference the need for better public education, awareness among healthcare providers, and discuss factors like late diagnosis and survival rates, showing a moderate depth of engagement.
The discussions highlight the significance of addressing disparities in melanoma outcomes, implying they see the publication as impactful for public health efforts.
@lapislzzulli @greengodict insiste com ela. pessoas pretas tem menos chance de ter câncer de pele mas tem uma chance de sobrevivência consideravelmente menor do que pessoas brancas. isso porque melanoma é mais difícil de identificar na pele preta e as pessoas vão no médico já tarde. https://t.co/FNkHvULMl3
May is #Melanoma & #SkinCancer Awareness Month. Healthcare providers can learn more here about the incidence, atypical presentation & poor survival rates of acral lentiginous melanoma among non-Hispanic black people: https://t.co/11Oy4Pii3Y Then join us in June for #BlackFamCan https://t.co/2riO669zRr
@MsSaulsby @KaylarWill Black ppl are less prone to SUN BURN but melanoma will snatch yo ass
Although incidence of melanoma is relatively rare among non-Hispanic Black populations, survival rates lag behind rates for non-Hispanic White populations. Learn why improved public education and increased awareness among health care providers is needed: https://t.co/syNwwB70cQ https://t.co/tm6u42Ry05
Although the occurrence of melanoma among non-Hispanic blacks is relatively rare, survival rates lag behind that of non-Hispanic whites, according to new CDC research. Learn more in PCD. #UVSafetyMonth https://t.co/8hOL0Ph8nx
@TheFabFolio @allenakinkunle A couple studies to reference- pulled from this article- https://t.co/1XyIB46H4V Why are so many Black patients dying of skin cancer? | AAMC https://t.co/Amto2hurP1 Study Finds Biopsy Decisions, Diagnoses Differ by Skin Type https://t.co/MTWFS9GazK stup
This video examines the systemic absorption of active ingredients in commercial sunscreens, focusing on avobenzone and oxybenzone. A study with 24 volunteers highlighted significant absorption levels, raising important…
Hair's protective role against sun exposure varies; it's not sufficient alone. Melanoma risk remains, especially among non-Hispanic Black Americans, who often face later diagnoses and poorer outcomes. Awareness and…
@TheFabFolio @allenakinkunle A couple studies to reference- pulled from this article- https://t.co/1XyIB46H4V Why are so many Black patients dying of skin cancer? | AAMC https://t.co/Amto2hurP1 Study Finds Biopsy Decisions, Diagnoses Differ by Skin Type https://t.co/MTWFS9GazK stup
#DidYouKnow? Melanoma risk is lower for non-Hispanic Black populations, but so are survival rates? This is often due to delayed diagnosis, limited awareness, and gaps in medical training. Learn more from @CDCgov: https://t.co/fBBrd2rgVi. #MelanomaAwarenessMonth https://t.co/TsMDSLIRh9
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@lapislzzulli @greengodict insiste com ela. pessoas pretas tem menos chance de ter câncer de pele mas tem uma chance de sobrevivência consideravelmente menor do que pessoas brancas. isso porque melanoma é mais difícil de identificar na pele preta e as pessoas vão no médico já tarde. https://t.co/FNkHvULMl3
@MsSaulsby @KaylarWill Black ppl are less prone to SUN BURN but melanoma will snatch yo ass
In a 2019 study from the cdc showed that the 5-year survival rate for melanoma was 66.2 percent for Black Americans, compared with 90.1 percent for white Americans. Source: https://t.co/FCRzvI7t7R
RT @CDCPCD: Although incidence of melanoma is relatively rare among non-Hispanic Black populations, survival rates lag behind rates for non…
Although incidence of melanoma is relatively rare among non-Hispanic Black populations, survival rates lag behind rates for non-Hispanic White populations. Learn why improved public education and increased awareness among health care providers is needed: https://t.co/syNwwB70cQ https://t.co/tm6u42Ry05
RT @FDAOncology: May is #Melanoma & #SkinCancer Awareness Month. Healthcare providers can learn more here about the incidence, atypical pre…
RT @FDAOncology: May is #Melanoma & #SkinCancer Awareness Month. Healthcare providers can learn more here about the incidence, atypical pre…
May is #Melanoma & #SkinCancer Awareness Month. Healthcare providers can learn more here about the incidence, atypical presentation & poor survival rates of acral lentiginous melanoma among non-Hispanic black people: https://t.co/11Oy4Pii3Y Then join us in June for #BlackFamCan https://t.co/2riO669zRr
Melanoma Among Non-Hispanic Black Americans Abstract and Introduction Abstract Introduction: Few studies have examined melanoma incidence and survival rates among non-Hispanic black populations because melanoma risk is lower among this group than amon… https://t.co/9Mx5yL4hft https://t.co/5f9F1YU1Wu
Melanoma Among Non-Hispanic Black Americans https://t.co/t4Yud7KRdE
Melanoma Among Non-Hispanic Black Americans https://t.co/BmRnWHYBXH
CDC_Cancer: RT CDCPCD: Although the occurrence of melanoma among non-Hispanic blacks is relatively rare, survival rates lag behind that of non-Hispanic whites, according to new CDC research. Learn more in PCD. #UVSafetyMonth https://t.co/Zg0vH8Wt2r
RT @CDCPCD: Although the occurrence of melanoma among non-Hispanic blacks is relatively rare, survival rates lag behind that of non-Hispani…
Although the occurrence of melanoma among non-Hispanic blacks is relatively rare, survival rates lag behind that of non-Hispanic whites, according to new CDC research. Learn more in PCD. #UVSafetyMonth https://t.co/8hOL0Ph8nx
RT @ingentium_mel: #melanoma Among Non-Hispanic Black Americans. https://t.co/qrA4MJkVkH
#melanoma Among Non-Hispanic Black Americans. https://t.co/qrA4MJkVkH
Melanoma Among Non-Hispanic Black Americans https://t.co/PPE4Yj8LYz
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