ACS studies find widening rural-urban survival and mortality gaps for women with breast cancer

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Life-saving advances in breast cancer care are failing to reach rural America equally. In two large studies led by the American Cancer Society, scientists found that survival and mortality disparities between rural and urban women diagnosed with breast cancer widened over time in the United States. 

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