The data shows the percentage of U.S. women aged 50 to 74 that have received a breast cancer screening or mammography within the last two years, by ethnicity. About 71.8% of White respondents reported that they had received a breast cancer screening within the past two years, while 66.1 Asian respondents reported that they had received a mammogram within the past two years. According to the survey, women who were uninsured, or those without a stable source for health care, had the lowest usage of mammography and breast cancer screening.
White | 71.8 |
Black | 74.3 |
American Indan/Alaskan Native | 56.7 |
Asian | 66.1 |
Chinese | 72.3 |
Filipino | 81.5 |
Other Asian | 57.4 |