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A recent study looked at medical registries, and found 36 percent of women over 40 had either never had a mammogram or hadn''t had one in over two years.

Each day, 3,400 people in the United States are diagnosed with cancer and another 1,500 die from the disease. And while these numbers are disturbing, they also harbor a fundamental inequity: racial and ethnic minority groups form a larger percentage of these totals than their proportions in the general population.