This figure shows two graphs of overall survival in children with ALL. both graphs (labelled A and B), the x axis is years in increments of 5 from 0 to 15 years and the y axis is the percent overall survival from 60 percent to 100 percent in increments of 10. Graph A shows the overall survival for children with ALL who self-identify as Latino. There are two lines on the graph. The red line represents those who self-reported as Latinos. The green line shows those who self-reported as non-Latino whites. This graph shows for both populations, the percent overall survival decreases as the number of years increases. However, the percent of overall survival in self-reported Latinos decreases more than self-reported non-Latino whites over years. Graph B shows the percent overall survival for those who live in the most disadvantaged census tracts. There are 4 lines on this graph, all are different colors. The green line represents the Least disadvantaged, blue is third most disadvantaged, dark yellow is the second most disadvantaged and red is the most disadvantaged. With a p value of 4 X 10 to the 7th power, the most disadvantaged has the greatest decrease in overall survival as the years increase than any of categories on the graph.