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Purpose: To investigate the relationship between daily thoughts about historical loss and daily levels of moderate to vigorous physical activity (MVPA) in American Indian (AI) adults residing on the Blackfeet […]
Historical loss: Implications for physical activity levels in American Indian adults Read More »
Within days, a small white tent stood alone near the washed out ashes of Santa Ana’s Chinatown in 1906 with a cautionary sign: “leprosy: keep out.” An ailing Wong Woh
Santa Ana prepares formal apology for 1906 Chinatown burning, past anti-Chinese racism Read More »
NPR and LAist Studios announced Wednesday the creation of a new audio incubator program for Latinx creators that will provide training and resources to pilot new programming for public radio.
NPR, LAist Studios partner to launch audio incubator for Latinx creators Read More »
Impact of ethnicity and race on outcomes after thoracic endovascular aortic repair Source link
Impact of ethnicity and race on outcomes after thoracic endovascular aortic repair Read More »
By Melinda Young EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Reproductive-age women in the United States experience the highest avoidable death rate among high-income nations worldwide, according to researchers. The maternal mortality rates for U.S.
Younger Women at Increasing Risk of Illness, Death in United States | Relias Media Read More »
Dr. Olveen Carrasquillo, a principal investigator with the NIH’s All of Us research program at the University of Miami, just today published a new study that tests the Latino Epidemiological
New UM Study Adds New Perspective on Latino Health in the U.S. Read More »
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