African American males with prostate cancer, stomach cancer, or multiple myeloma have a 2 times higher likelihood of dying from prostate cancer compared to Caucasian male
Person born and living in The French Quarter is 55 years compared to someone living in Navarre (less than 10 miles away), where life expectancy is 80 years
No One Left Alone aims to address health disparities and improve access to care by carrying out research, educating the community, and recommending steps to bring healthcare equity
The No One Left Alone Foundation (the "Foundation") is a North Carolina not for profit 501C3 corporation. We raise funds for our activities through appeals to institutions, foundations, and individuals in the private sector – including pharmaceutical manufacturers, diagnostic laboratories, other corporations, and institutions involved in manufacturing and distribution of healthcare products. We are here to address cancer health disparities and promote population health amongst our aims.
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and promote education surrounding the steps to reduce barriers and increase access to equitable cancer care
that improve healthcare equity, and encourage efforts to track, measure, monitor and research steps that improve access to cancer care
of steps that reduce cancer health disparities and bring initiatives that benefit the public health of the citizens of the United States of America
and activities that promote better cancer care from prevention to survivorship
and other charitable and scientific programs to increase awareness and financial support
on improvement and development of their capabilities in the instruction of the public on subjects useful and beneficial to the community through publications and public seminars and through the preparation and presentation of seminars and courses of study
from multiple stakeholders to support the mission of research, data analytics and implementation of steps to address healthcare disparities particularly in cancer
Mandate the collection and reporting of key data elements to better understand the sub-populations and their health outcomes
Increase access to cancer screening, extend clinic availability including after hours and on weekends, and reduce financial toxicities.
Include appropriate biomarker testing. Leverage biomarker findings to select most appropriate treatment options. Lower costs though the use of generics and biosimilars
Identify community clinics serving these patient populations. Provide customized patient materials to increase participation. Leverage real world evidence studies to better understand the impact of disparities on patient outcomes.
