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Cancer-Related Disparities and Opportunities for Intervention in Northern Plains American Indian Communities

Description
Discusses behavioral trends associated with cancer risk and cancer screening from 1997-2006 among American Indians (AI) in North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Iowa. Examines disparities between the AI population and non-Hispanic White population in the Northern Plains and AI populations in other regions. Includes breakdowns by sex, age, education, income level, employment status, rural-urban classification, lifestyle factors, and screening for specific types of cancer.
Author(s)
Shinobu Watanabe-Galloway, Nicole Flom, Liyan Xu, et al.
Citation
Public Health Reports, 126(3)
Date
05/2011
Type
Document
Tagged as
American Indian or Alaska Native · Cancer · Health screening · Rural-urban differences · Statistics and data · White · Iowa · Nebraska · North Dakota · South Dakota