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Challenges of illness in metastatic breast cancer: A low-income African American perspective
Palliative & Supportive Care, 06/26/09
Rosenzweig MQ et al. - There are many commonalities to the challenges of illness presented to women with MBC. There are also interesting, emerging thematic racial and economic differences, most compelling among the low income African American women with resultant practice and research implications.
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