July 13, 2021
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4:30Now PlayingThere is good news in the fight against cancer.
A new analysis reveals death rates are declining for most common forms of the disease and some experts believe it is proof that research is working. Unfortunately, Black cancer patients are often left out of potentially life-saving clinical trials. BNC Correspondent Eric Cox explains how one national nonprofit is helping African Americans get the care they need. Theresa Staten is grateful for every day she spends with her mother after being diagnosed with Stage 3 cancer in 2016. She started participating in clinical trials, and it was a struggle as she traveled far multiple times a week to participate. The Lazarex Cancer Foundation is helping to limit health inequities and helps Black cancer patients cover the costs of participating in clinical trials for cancer treatment.
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