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The Health Equity Problem with Pulse Oximeters - Vimarsana News

The Health Equity Problem with Pulse Oximeters

Pulse oximeters risk inaccuracy in patients with dark skin, leading to potential missed sleep apnea diagnoses.

Black Men Have Higher Risk of Prostate Cancer Than White Men at the Same PSA Levels - Vimarsana News

Black Men Have Higher Risk of Prostate Cancer Than White Men at the Same PSA Levels

Findings suggest a benefit to earlier and more frequent prostate cancer screenings for Black men, especially if they have a family history.

New Jersey's Schools Fail to Address Racial Imbalance; Judge Says State Intentionally Avoids Responsibilities - Vimarsana News

New Jersey's Schools Fail to Address Racial Imbalance; Judge Says State Intentionally Avoids Responsibilities

New Jersey schools accused of failing to address the racial imbalance. Here's what the judge explained.

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Headlines for Tuesday, August 29. 2023 - Vimarsana News

Headlines for Tuesday, August 29. 2023

A discrimination lawsuit has been settled against Highland Community College... a new law takes effect in Missouri that prevents sex changing surgery for minors... the City of Lawrence begins the return of a sacred rock taken from the Kaw Nation nearly 100 years ago... and the "world's largest tailgate" comes to Kansas City. Those stories and more, inside.

RI KIDS COUNT releases a report on racial and ethnic disparities in maternal, infant, and young children's health - Vimarsana News

RI KIDS COUNT releases a report on racial and ethnic disparities in maternal, infant, and young children's health

Currently, there is a maternal health crisis both nationally and in Rhode Island. Beyond that, there are unacceptable and persistent disparities in maternal, infant, and child health outcomes by race and ethnicity.