Table 2. Weighted Colorectal and Breast Cancer Screening Rates by Ethnicity and Medical Discrimination^*.

	% screened		Women % screened		Men % screened
	Women	Men	No reported discrimination	Reported discrimination	No reported discrimination	Reported discrimination
Sociodemographic Model‡ Endoscopy&/or FOBT Screening (Adults, age 50-75 years, n=7752)
African-American	45.6	50.5	47.7	43.6	50.5†	50.4†
American Indian/Alaskan Native	33.7	48.2	42.9	25.5	49.4	47.0
Asian	38.4	46.9	43.4	33.7	46.7†	47.2 †
Latino	38.3	45.3	41.3	35.4	44.4	46.1
Mammography Screening (Women, age 40-75 years, n=8051)
African-American	59.1		68.3	49.3
American Indian/Alaskan Native	49.4		64.9	33.9
Asian	56.3		64.0	48.2
Latino	57.4		66.9	47.4
Sociodemographic + Health Factors Model§ Endoscopy&/or FOBT Screening (Adults, age 50-75 years, n=7752)
African-American	42.9	38.6	44.1	41.7	54.4	24.9
American Indian/Alaskan Native	26.8	48.1	31.4	22.6	63.6	33.1
Asian	32.3	48.4	34.8	29.9	63.0	33.9
Latino	29.9	42.1	30.8	29.0	55.1	30.1
Mammography Screening (Women, age 40-75 years, n=8051)
African-American	52.8		56.3	49.4
American Indian/Alaskan Native	37.1		44.0	30.7
Asian	54.3		55.8	52.8
Latino	50.9		54.4	47.3

^*Unless otherwise indicated, all the comparisons between no reported vs. reported discrimination are statistically significant (p < 0.001).

^†Not statistically significant

^‡Predictor variables included in the sociodemographics model were age, education, household income, ethnicity and survey year.

^§Predictor variables included in the sociodemographics and health factors model were age, education, household income, ethnicity, survey year, health insurance, health status, having a usual source of care, and having a previous diagnosis of cancer.