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Black Patients With Ovarian Cancer Had Lower-Quality End-of-Life Care, Study Says - Vimarsana News

Black Patients With Ovarian Cancer Had Lower-Quality End-of-Life Care, Study Says

Non-Hispanic Black (NHB) patients with ovarian cancer (OC) receive lower-quality end of life (EOL) care compared to their non-Hispanic White (NHW) counterparts, according to a study.

Source: ajmc.com
Longer Emergency Department Boarding Increases Risk of Patient Discrimination, Dissatisfaction - Vimarsana News

Longer Emergency Department Boarding Increases Risk of Patient Discrimination, Dissatisfaction

Data presented at ACP 2024 shows non-White patients may be particularly subjected to more risk of discrimination in their care when ED boarding extends past 24 hours.

Leading physicians on chronic kidney disease provide keys to improving quality of life for African Americans - Vimarsana News

Leading physicians on chronic kidney disease provide keys to improving quality of life for African Americans

Discover the impact of chronic kidney disease on African Americans and learn how to prevent and treat this disproportionately prevalent disease. Experts discuss prevention and treatment strategies.

Source: afro.com
City-country mortality gap widens amid persistent holes in rural health care access - Vimarsana News

City-country mortality gap widens amid persistent holes in rural health care access

USDA researchers found rural Americans from the ages of 25 to 54 die from natural causes, like chronic diseases and cancer, at wildly higher rates than the same age group living in urban areas.

For Cervical Cancer Month, Medical Community Focused on Education | - Vimarsana News

For Cervical Cancer Month, Medical Community Focused on Education |

January was Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. Physicians, advocates and others in the medical community commemorated the month by raising awareness about a form of cancer they say is highly preventable and treatable. Cervical cancer is caused by a virus called the human papillomavirus (HPV) and it develops slowly over time but can be prevented with proper care in girls as young as 13 years old. | By Magaly Muñoz January was Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. Physicians, advocates and others in the medical community commemorated the month by raising awareness about a form of cancer they say is hi...