1. Epidemiologic, Environmental & Molecular Disparities in GI Cancer Among Hispanics

2. Disparities in CRC in Hispanics

3. Cancer Health Disparities

4. Population Geographical Distributions by Race/Ethnicity

6. Colorectal Cancer (2012)

7. 20 Highest Countries in the Americas

8. Age-Adjusted. Incidence Rates of Colorectal Cancer in U. S
Age-Adjusted* Incidence Rates of Colorectal Cancer in U.S. by sex and Race/Ethnicity ( )

9. Age-Adjusted. Mortality Rates from Colorectal Cancer in U. S
Age-Adjusted* Mortality Rates from Colorectal Cancer in U.S. by sex and Race/Ethnicity

10. CRC Incidence Increases for Hispanics when comparing rates in their Native country to US rates

13. 5-Year Survivorship According to Age at Diagnosis in US Hispanics (2005-2010)

14. Disparities in CRC in Hispanics

15. Environment & Colorectal Carcinogenesis

18. Gut Microbiome & Colon Cancer

19. Phylogenic Differences in Gut Microbiome Composition between African Americans (AA) and North African (using 16S-rRNA)

20. Pro-inflammatory Environment with Lower SSF & Higher Bile Acids in African Americans

23. Gut Microbiome --- Colorectal Neoplasia

24. Role of Gut Bacterial Genes

25. Higher Prevalence of Genotoxic Bacterial Toxins in Stool of Patients with CRN

26. Disparities in CRC in Hispanics

30. Molecular Characterization of Colorectal Cancer in Hispanics

31. Molecular Characterization of CRC tumors of Puerto Rican Hispanics

32. Hereditary Contribution to CRC

34. GWAS Hits Hispanics Associated with CRC

35. GWAS Hits in Hispanics Associated with CRC

38. Ancestry Proportion Hispanics from PR and Colon CFR

40. Genetic ancestry and CRC risk in PRH

41. Nutrition, Genetic Ancestry and CRN risk in PRH

42. Summary Disparities

43. Picture of Screening

44. Prevalence of Colorectal Cancer Screening by Ethnicity in U. S
Prevalence of Colorectal Cancer Screening by Ethnicity in U.S.* and PR, 2012

45. Administrative Order 334

46. International CRC Screening Programs International CRC Screening Network

47. Colon Cancer Dress in Blue Day March 4, 2016

49. GI GENE TEAM (Gastrointestinal Genetic Epidemiology Network)