The risk of developing cancer tends to be lower for Native Americans and Hispanics in New Mexico. But people in these communities tend to be diagnosed at later stages, when the chances of dying are greater.
This month on Public Square from New Mexico PBS 鈥� efforts to take early screening for cancer into the communities that need it.
Here, host Megan Kamerick talks with Dr. Gayle Dine Chac贸n, medical director at Sandia Pueblo, and Elba Saavedra , director of Comadre a Comadre at UNM.
is a monthly public affairs program where civic dialogue takes center stage. It airs Thursday March 26, 2015, at 7 pm on . Or here.
