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Why Are Black Women Less Likely To Stick With A Breast Cancer Follow-Up Treatment?

As a counselor, Niasha Fray saw firsthand the obstacles black women face in breast cancer treatment. She's now program director of the Duke Center for Community and Population Health Improvement. (Justin Cook for NPR)
As a counselor, Niasha Fray saw firsthand the obstacles black women face in breast cancer treatment. She's now program director of the Duke Center for Community and Population Health Improvement. (Justin Cook for NPR)

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