Racism, Stress and Stroke Outcomes
The project collected blood sugar, blood pressure, heart rate, white blood cell count and albumin levels from patients hospitalized with stroke. After discharge from hospital, patients were contacted… Source link
October 2022
UIC grant will increase public health ‘boots on the ground’ in underserved areas
UIC students on campus. (Photo: Jenny Fontaine/UIC) City of Chicago data shows that Chicago’s Black residents made up 43% of “first wave” deaths from COVID-19 in 2020, despite being only …
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National Mandatory Grain Fortification Legislation Decreases Anemia Prevalence among Nonpregnant Women of Reproductive Age: Findings from Multiple Demographic and Health Surveys | The Journal of Nutrition
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USC launches large-scale study of dementia and diabetes in adults with Hispanic ancestry
image: Hussein Yassine, MD, will oversee cohort design, recruitment, diabetes assessments, Alzheimer’s disease biomarker assessments and cognitive testing in collaboration with the USC Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center. view more Credit: Photo …
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How to win Latino voters: protect health care and lower health costs
With midterm elections in full swing, political pundits are highlighting the pivotal role Hispanic voters are likely to play — and for good reason. The National Association of Latino Elected …
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Trends and racial/ethnic differences in predictors of cervical cancer screening among US women aged 30-64 years
Background: Cervical cancer screening (CCS) participation has decreased in the United States over the last several decades, contributing to cervical cancer’s sustained incidence and mortality. This study examined recent trends …
