Rowana Ahmed, Colleen McGrath, Anna Wuest, Dougie Zubizarreta
We aim to explore the following questions:
What is the relationship between mammography use and breast cancer mortality?
What are the social and structural determinants of mammography use?
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We harness data from the CDC's 500 Cities Project, the City Health Dashboard, and the FDA's Mammography Facilities database to address critical questions.
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Explore breast cancer mortality trends across U.S. cities to better understand key drivers of disparities in health outcomes.
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Explore distributions of mammography use and sociodemographic variables across New York City neighborhoods.
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Click here to explore trends relating to factors of interest, gain an overview of city-by-city trends in breast cancer screening and mortality, and find information for NYC mammography facilities near you.
Where can we go from here? How can we reduce breast cancer mortality in varying populations? How can we increase access to mammography services to those who would benefit most?