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2 Hub cancer centers tackle racial inequities

By Liz Kowalczyk
Globe Staff / July 29, 2006

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Boston Medical Center is the place many of the city's minority residents go for care, but it has lagged in buying some of the latest technology to diagnose and treat cancer. Dana-Farber Cancer Institute offers the most advanced technology, but some minorities have viewed it as unwelcoming. (Full article: 1172 words)

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