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V. Bae-Jump

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Oct 2026

Abstract C160: Inflammatory, immune and proliferative pathways differentiate the tumors of Black and White Women in the Carolina Endometrial Cancer Study

Endometrial cancer (EC) harbors one of the largest survival disparities in US cancers for Black vs White women. Black women are known to have a higher prevalence of histologic (serous) and molecular (TP53 mutant) EC subtypes with more aggressive biology, but this is unlikely to fully explain this survival dispari...

Caitlin E. Witt, David Corcoran, T. Keku et al. · Cancer Epidemiology, Biomark... · 0 citations

Oct 2026

Abstract A098: Allostatic load and tumor biology in uterine carcinosarcoma: A potential driver of endometrial cancer disparities

Black patients experience disproportionately higher endometrial cancer (EC) mortality than White patients, and uterine carcinosarcoma, an aggressive high-risk histology, is diagnosed more frequently and portends worse outcomes among Black patients. Allostatic load (AL), a composite biomarker of cumulative physiol...

Miller P. Singleton, Stephen Crockett, David Corcoran et al. · Cancer Epidemiology, Biomark... · 0 citations

Oct 2026

Abstract B138: Receipt of NCCN-guideline concordant endometrial cancer care in the Carolina Endometrial Cancer Study: Disparities by race and histology

Endometrial cancer survivors comprise the second largest cancer survivorship group among U.S. women after breast cancer survivors. Endometrial cancer survivorship is marked by stark racial disparities in outcomes with 5-year relative survival of 63% for Black women compared to 85% for White women. Survival disparitie...

Taylor D. Ellington, Jin Mu, Marc Peterson et al. · Cancer Epidemiology, Biomark... · 0 citations