28/01/2026
EDITOR'S PICK: Article of the Month!
"For patients with uterine cancer, comorbidity prevalence and comorbidity index scores varied significantly by race and ethnicity and were highest among non-Hispanic Black patients. Quantifying the distribution of comorbidities allows us to anticipate, statistically, how the accrual of racially minoritized populations may be hampered by individual comorbidity eligibility criteria. We suggest that quantified measures be used to plan both trial eligibility criteria and targeted recruitment in the setting of known eligibility disparities. Strategically planned and culturally appropriate equity efforts are important in today’s cancer care landscape due to funding and policy changes that influence diversity and inclusion efforts."
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