The occurrence of colorectal cancer (CRC) shows a large disparity among recognized races
and ethnicities in the US, with Black Americans demonstrating the highest incidence and
mortality from this disease. Contributors for the observed CRC disparity appear to be
multifactorial and consequential that may be initiated by structured societal issues (eg, low
socioeconomic status and lack of adequate health insurance) that facilitate abnormal
environmental factors (through use of tobacco and alcohol, and poor diet composition that …