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National Minority Quality Forum Launches For Your Health News — The National Minority Quality Forum
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Today, National Minority Quality Forum (NMQF) announced the launch of For Your Health News (FYHN), a powerful new digital application that...
Research reveals people with minority race and sexual orientation less likely to get cancer screenings
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More than just socioeconomic factors impact overall cancer screening compliance and risk: Growing evidence shows that both sexual and racia...
Black History Month Includes Focus on Health Environmental Justice / Public News Service
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Communities of color are using this year’s Black History Month to advocate for health and wellness, including calling attention to ...
IU psychologist details mental health care challenges facing minorities - WISH-TV | Indianapolis News | Indiana Weather
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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Only one out of every three Black adults in need to mental health care get it, according to the National Alliance on...
A Call for Improved Health Care and Environment for Latinx Appalachians – Episcopal News Service
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By The Rev. Dr. Tim Holder and Dr. Rebecca Adkins Fletcher
The Rev. Dr. Timothy Scott Holder, D. Min. and Dr. Rebecca Adkins Fletcher, Ph...
U of M study: Medical schools may be geared toward the wealthy, regardless of race, ethnicity - Duluth News Tribune
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ROCHESTER, Minn. — The nation’s medical school student body remains over-represented by those from higher-income households, no matt...
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