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Interview with Kimberly Garrison: Doctor wrote the book on African-American health
MICHELLE GOURDINE is on a mission to educate, engage and empower African-Americans to exceptional health and well-being.
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Vitamin D may Counteract High Risk of Cardiovascular Disease Among African-Americans
Supplementation with Vitamin D may be particularly beneficial for overweight African-American adults.
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Minorities born with heart defects at higher risk of dying in early childhood than whites
Non-Hispanic black infants born with heart defects are more likely to die within the first five years of life than their non-Hispanic white and Hispanic peers.
Wendy Nembhard, University of South Florida
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Making Health Care Disparities Worse
Existing disparities in health care based on social status, income, and race can only become worse with budget cuts to social programs.
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Racial Disparities Remain for Health Care for Vets
Despite reduced gaps in care provided to black and white US Veterans, major disparities persist in control of cholesterol, diabetes and hypertension.
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Grant helps attract underprivileged students to nursing careers
High school students in Washington State’s poorest legislative district get introduced to nursing careers, thanks to a new diversity grant from the federal Health Resources Service Administration.
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SLU Alum leads nursing school to diversity
Under Dean Teri A. Murray’s leadership, the School of Nursing recently received a $1 million grant to increase the student minority population, currently at 16 percent.
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The State Of Health In Black America
When it comes to their health, too many African Americans are operating on the basis of the notion that it is better to not know.
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New U.S. Plan to Improve Health Care for Minorities
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has released what it’s calling the most comprehensive action plan and strategy yet to expand health care access and improve minority health.
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Americans Like Their Health Care, But Think The System Stinks
Fifty-five percent of adults surveyed gave the U.S. health care system a C or D, when asked to assign it a grade. Eleven percent gave it an F.
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The Future of Nursing
Healthcare is facing unprecedented challenges, and nurses must play a major role in meeting them
HBCUs
Georgia Department of Community Health and the Black AIDS Institute Bring “Greater Than AIDS” HBCU Testing Tour to Georgia
The Georgia Department of Health and the Black AIDS Institute have partnered to present the Georgia>AIDS HBCU Testing Tour.
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