Discrimination Is Breaking People's Hearts - Scientific American
Heart attacks, strokes and other consequences of cardiovascular disease are particularly dangerous for people who face inequity
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Heart attacks, strokes and other consequences of cardiovascular disease are particularly dangerous for people who face inequity
Jane Cooke Wright, one of the first Black women doctors upon earning her MD in 1945, played a key role in the development of oncology as a medical specialty, and was one of the founding members of ASCO.
Heart attacks, strokes and other consequences of cardiovascular disease are particularly dangerous for people who face inequity
Our modern civilisation may be the most advanced to ever exist on Earth, but around 100 generations ago, our ancestors had brains that were larger than our own.
Tuesday, May 3 marks 20 years since 7-year-old Alexis Patterson disappeared in Milwaukee.