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High cancer mortality for US-born Latinos: Evidence from California and Texas

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Latinos born in the US, 36 million, comprise 65% of all US Latinos. Yet their cancer experience is nearly always analyzed together with their foreign-born counterparts, 19 million, who constitute a steady influx of truly lower-risk populations from abroad. | High cancer mortality for US-born Latinos Evidence from California and Texas

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