Molecular diagnostics to reduce inequity in breast cancer diagnosis.
Clement Adebamowo(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Gabriel Olabiyi Ogun(University of the Gambia), Emmanuel Ezeome(University of Nigeria), Sally N. Adebamowo(University of Maryland, Baltimore), King-David Terna Yawe(University of Abuja Teaching Hospital), Olawale Badejo(National Hospital Abuja), Omobolaji Ayandipo(University College Hospital, Ibadan), Abike Fowotade(University of Ibadan), Izu Ben Achusi(Federal Medical Centre)
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