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NHOPI Stroke Incidence Higher Than Other Groups
NHOPI stroke incidence is significantly higher than in other racial and ethnic groups, according to a study analyzing data from Florida, Georgia, M...
VACS Index Depression HIV: Improving Mortality Prediction
The VACS Index 2.0 and depression in sexual minority men with HIV is an important area of study for improving mortality prediction. While the VACS ...
AI Therapy: Benefits, Risks & The Future of Psychotherapy
AI therapy chatbots have attained remarkable fluency, skill, and ubiquity—quickly becoming the most frequent reason people use artificial intellige...
European Ancestry Atrial Fibrillation Risk in Black Individuals
Black individuals with higher European genetic ancestry may face a modestly increased atrial fibrillation risk, according to a new analysis.
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Alaska Native Cancer Screening: Barriers and Solutions
We examined barriers and facilitators to colorectal cancer screening in Alaska Native communities, focusing on those never or not recently screened...
HIV Care Black Men: COVID-19’s Impact in the US South
Black sexual minority men face significant disparities in HIV care, especially in the US South. This study explores how the COVID-19 pandemic impac...
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