Population categorization and cancer statistics.

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Racial/ethnic groups as used in data published by the US government are defined by sociopolitical and not scientific criteria. Much can be learned through the study of cancer rates of various populations. This knowledge benefits all who are at risk for the disease. Cancer incidence and mortality rates are influenced by numerous extrinsic factors such as diet, socioeconomic status, and cultural factors that often...

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