Black women breast cancer

Roland Martin talks with Dr. Janna Andrews and singer Kelly Price about breast cancer’s impact on Black women. White women are more likely to get a diagnosis, but the disease is more likely to end in death for Black women — 41 percent more likely, according to the CDC, said Andrews....

The University of Chicago has found that African-American women are at higher risk of developing breast cancer due to an inherited genetic mutation....

It's long been known within the medical community that African-American women die more often from breast cancer than white women. IN fact, the...