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Dietary Patterns and Cardiovascular Disease Risk in Hispanic Adults | FYH
Dietary patterns and cardiovascular disease are closely linked, yet the relationships among healthy diets, blood metabolite profiles, and heart con...
Cancer Care Disparities in Black and Hispanic Survivors
Combining cultural and behavioral strategies can improve cancer care for Black and Hispanic survivors.   Black and Hispanic cancer survivors e...
Anal cancer incidence rises in white, Hispanic older women: study
The rates of anal cancer have risen steadily in the United States, and the biggest increases were in older women — especially white and Hispanic on...
Food for Cancer Health Equity: A Qualitative Study Among People With Cancer Who Are Low-Income, Latino or Hispanic, Immigrant, and Individuals With...
Purpose: Food insecurity is prevalent among patients with cancer. Gaps in our understanding of preferences for food assistance among...
Black and Hispanic medical student enrollment falls after Supreme Court ruling
Enrollment of Black and Hispanic students in medical schools dropped precipitously last year after the Supreme Court banned the consideration of ra...
Improving diverse patient enrollment in clinical trials, focusing on Hispanic and Asian populations: recommendations from an interdisciplinary expe...
Competing interests: BP has received grants from Tesaro/GSK, Merck, Astra Zeneca, Karyopharm Therapeutics, Incyte, Toray, VBL Therapeutics, InxMed,...

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