Complementary and Alternative Medicine Use in Patients With Cancer and Immigration Background.

JCO Glob Oncol · 2023 · PMC10497267 · PMID 37348022

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There was no difference of CAM use between the US born (68.77%) and the immigrants (63.98%, P = .199) as a whole; however, comparing with the US born (66.50%), Asian-born immigrants had lower CAM use (53.77%, P = .0161), whereas Latin-American born had a numerical trend toward higher CAM use (74.83%, P = .0608).

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Taking White patients and others as a control group (CAM use 63.53%), African American patients had statistically higher CAM use (72.73%; P = .0371) while Asian patients had lower CAM use, and the Hispanics had higher use, but the difference in those comparisons did not reach statistical significance.

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