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Minority Health and Health Disparities Research
Expert commentary by Lucile Adams-Campbell, PhD
October 13, 2008

Minority populations and families without access to regular health care are at significantly greater risk of dying from diseases such as breast, colon, and prostate cancer. Is this because of genetic or economic differences, or both? Lucille Adams-Campbell, who is focusing on health disparities and outreach in her role at GUMC, discusses the scientific and moral imperative to address the question and implement effective solutions.


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