Study of 100K Black women launches to figure out why more Black women are getting cancer
The Berrys are some of the first participants in VOICES for Black Women, a study launched May 7, by the American Cancer Society that aims to figure out why Black women have increasingly high rates of cancer. "I want to know why this is happening," Breanna Berry said of her motivation to join the study, which is currently accepting participants.
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