Oscar Borja Montes, Hem/Onc Fellow at the University of Florida, posted on LinkedIn:
“Our multicenter study on breast cancer and cardiovascular comorbidities in hispanic patients done at University of New Mexico Comprehensive Cancer Center and UT Health San Antonio is finally published.
The study led by Dr. Tomas Escobar-Gil found that hispanic patients have lower rates of antihypertensive use among other findings.
Grateful for the mentorship from Dr. Jacklyn Nemunaitis and Dr. Marcela Mazo Canola.”
Title: Cardiovascular comorbidities and cancer-directed therapies in Hispanic breast cancer patients: a two-center analysis from the Southwestern U.S
Authors: Tomas Escobar Gil, Emily Sherry, Oscar Felipe Borja Montes, Alexandra Claire Millhuff, Valeria Guadalupe Hanson, Victoria Ayodele, Aymen Baig, Jacklyn Marie Nemunaitis, Marcela Mazo Canola
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