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The Latino Cancer Institute (TLCI) is a nationwide community and research network dedicated to solving the issues and burden of Latino cancer.
Latinas and Breast Cancer in the Age of COVID-19, A Virtual Event A 3-hour information packed Forum that investigates challenges faced by older Latinas with breast cancer; spotlights a New York agency's nimble response to COVID to support its breast cancer patients; and a new hereditary breast cancer program in California navigates its way around […]
Advancing Health Equity in Breast Cancer: Zero Breast Cancer's 25th Year Speaker Series In honor of our 25th anniversary, Zero Breast Cancer is proud to present a series of webinars featuring researchers and community members that we have worked with in our mission to reduce the risk of breast cancer and disease recurrence, and to […]
March 9th, 2021 8am - 9:30am PST COVID-19 infections and deaths are tearing through the Latino community. Hear the facts about the impact of the pandemic from a UCLA expert. What are the right questions to ask about the vaccine clinical trials? Get the answers from a Latino scientist working on the frontlines at Pfizer. […]
March 16th, 2021 8am – 9:30am PST COVID-19 infections and deaths are tearing through the Latino community. Hear the facts about the impact of the pandemic from a UCLA expert. What are the right questions to ask about the vaccine clinical trials? Get the answers from a Latino scientist working on the frontlines at Pfizer. […]
Cancer During COVID Series: Legal Resources for One Year Since the Pandemic | Thursday, March 18, 2021 | 12 p.m. – 1 p.m. PT COVID-19 has made many things – including a cancer diagnosis – more challenging. This webinar will cover various legal issues that may stem from a cancer diagnosis, including employment law, insurance […]
Children with cancer from all ethnic groups are underrepresented in clinical trials. Language and cultural barriers continue to present problems for Latino children to access healthcare in the U.S. Due to disparities in access to healthcare, Latino children/adolescents with cancer have been both underserved and understudied. Learn more about the reasons why Latinos should participate […]
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