<p>Triple negative breast cancer is diagnosed three times more in Black women than White women. Did you know where you are born could also be a big factor? We'll look at the science inside cancer cells.</p>

Triple negative breast cancer is diagnosed three times more in Black women than White women. Did you know where you are born could also be a big factor? We'll look at the science inside cancer cells.

Where You Were Born  Can Determine Cancer Risk

Steve Stites, MD, executive vice president, clinical affairs and chief medical officer of The University of Kansas Health System, interviews physicians and leaders about advances in healthcare and current affairs.

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