Marginalization, lack of primary care provider increase risk of early death from metastatic breast cancer
People who are marginalized or lack access to a primary care provider are at greater risk of early death from newly diagnosed (de novo) metastatic breast cancer, according to research in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.
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