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chd-153	Isela De La Cerda; Lee, Miryoung ; Schmeler, Kathleen M.; McCormick, Joseph B. ; Fisher-Hoch, Susan P 	Hysterectomy-corrected Cervical Cancer Incidence Reveal Larger Racial Disparities in Texas 2012-2014	2021	7	.pdf	application/pdf	3184	152	43	The type of hysterectomy will determine whether a woman should be removed from the denominator for estimation of cervical cancer rate, as not all hysterectomies include the removal of the cervix (supracervical hysterectomy). Cervical cancer incidence after correction increased for all races but had the highest impact on NH white women with an increase of 17.1% compared to 4.1% and 3.6% for Hispanics and NH blacks respectively.	cache/chd-153.pdf	txt/chd-153.txt