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Section: ChooseTop of page <<REFERENCES Despite important improvements in mortality rates, more Black patients and Latinx in the United States die from lung cancer than from any other malignancy.1 Although […]
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Students in one Pennsylvania school district are not allowed to read a biography of the first Black President, Barack Obama. In some Tennessee classrooms, a nonfiction comic book about the
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Latino Mortality Rate Spiked 48% in Los Angeles During Covid Source link
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How Early-Stage Investigators are Reaching Underserved Populations Source link
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Sharon and Terry Jones first met during pickup basketball games at the Berkeley High School gymnasium in 1968. “Somehow we got to talking and we’ve been together ever since,” said
A’s exec Sharon Jones confronted racism in MLB, but paid a heavy price Read More »
In randomized controlled trials (RCTs) for lipid lowering therapies since 1990, Non-Hispanic Black and African American (NHB/AA) patients are underrepresented and results are underreported according to research findings presented at
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