Abstract PR006: Association of multi-level stress-related determinants with the local and systemic tumor immune environment in Black and White women with breast cancer
Alexandra R. Harris(Center for Cancer Research), Stefan Ambs(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Amanda M. Acevedo(National Institutes of Health), Brittany D. Jenkins(Bloomberg (United States)), Jamirra Franklin(National Institutes of Health), Tiffany H. Dorsey(Center for Cancer Research), Tanya Agurs‐Collins(National Cancer Institute), Catherine M. Pichardo(National Institutes of Health), Gatikrushna Panigrahi(Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist), Huaitian Liu(Center for Cancer Research), William Wooten(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Wayne R. Lawrence(Albany State University), Margaret S. Pichardo(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania)
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