Improved access to Children's Oncology Group (COG) clinical trials for under-represented minorities and adolescents and young adults (AYAs) through a novel tri-institutional program: addressing cancer disparities.

Mario Martínez,Reynaldo Sanchez,Nupur Mittal,Paul M. Kent,Cathleen Kiely,Kathleen Breen,Jonathan Davidson,Nitin Sane,Ashish Thakkar,Michael Buraglio,Karen Tamulonis,Dipti Dighe,Lisa Giordano,Daniel K. Choi,Jeff Ording,Philomina Thomas,John G. Quigley,Rosalind Catchatourian,Steven Gitelis,Mary Lou Schmidt

Improved access to Children's Oncology Group (COG) clinical trials for under-represented minorities and adolescents and young adults (AYAs) through a novel tri-institutional program: addressing cancer disparities.

2016

e18000Background: Access to COG clinical trials has led to significant improvements in overall survival rates; however, disparities persist, particularly among Black and Hispanic patients, AYAs, an...

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Clinical trial
Cog
Young adult
Cancer
Physical therapy
Medicine
Gerontology
overall survival
cancer disparities

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