Census tract-level socioeconomic variables and breast cancer characteristics and outcomes in California and New York State.

In analyses stratified by race and ethnicity, associations were strongest in non-Hispanic White individuals, although some associations persisted among other racial and ethnic groups while other associations did not reach statistical significance.

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In supplemental NYS survival analyses we also observed statistically significant interactions with breast cancer subtype for the associations with percent below the poverty line, median household income, and percent uninsured, and a borderline significant interaction for the association with percent without a high school diploma (results not shown).

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