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Researchers Find Distinctive Patterns of Cancer in 5 Groups of Asian-Americans – New York Times

July 12, 2007 By Matthew Naythons MD Leave a Comment

Asian-Americans, both those born here and new immigrants, have distinctive patterns of cancer incidence that doctors should consider when treating them, researchers have found.

A report appearing today in the journal CA is “one of the most comprehensive summaries of cancer among Asian-Americans,” according to the American Cancer Society, which publishes the journal.

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