The American Association for Cancer Research has published its first progress report on cancer disparities, outlining the complex reasons why they exist and a plan for how the country can overcome them.
Steering Committee. “To close the overall gaps we have to take a multi-pronged interdisciplinary approach to understanding the complex interplay between factors.”
The AACR urged policy makers and stakeholders to work toward eliminating cancer health disparities by increasing funding to federal agencies tasked with reducing them, including a diverse population of participants in clinical trials and supporting a diverse health care workforce.
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