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<p>A robust analysis of national tuberculosis (TB) surveillance data found continuing, persistent disparities in TB incidence among U.S.-born racial and ethnic minorities, despite an overall decrease in cases observed during the analysis period. The authors conclude that structural racism is largely to blame. The analysis is published in <em>Annals of Internal Medicine.</em> </p>
While the relation between crime rates and detainer rates is not an apples-to-apples correlation, a much more determined enforcement policy at our southern border is obviously needed.
13 times the likelihood for it. b transition, of foreign born population than the u.s. born population. that's just a fact. this is not political, not about your views on immigration. this is purely the health. as we know, dr. nesheiwat, we also have an issue with these kids going to public schools. and maybe the parents say yes we were vaccinations because they don't believe in vaccinations, that's another problem. they go to school and all of a sudden we have weird outbreaks that we've never seen in our school system. >> unknown patho jen. tb is one of the most infectious deadliest respirato...
Immigrants to the united states were more highly educated than the u.s. born population. us, in other words. they note that in 2015, 30% of sub is a haren immigrants to this country had a bachelor's degree or higher opinion people from africa are more educated than other parts of the world. nigerians are the most highly educated with 57% of those two countries having at least a bachelor's degree. let's talk up africa. the anc in south africa, who had a couple bad leaders, looks like they have a great one now. tell me, give us some good news about south africa if you can. >> i'll give you good ...