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"We started from the perspective of outcomes: we know that black and Hispanic lung cancer patients tend to not do as well as non-Hispanic whites," said Dr. Rustain Morgan, an assistant professor of radiology [at CU School of Medicine]. "We wondered if there could also be differences in how these groups are imaged at diagnosis."