Cardiology

  • Cardiology
atherosclerosis
  • BlackDoctor Pro Editors
  • 01/24/2023

1975 to 2019 Saw Decrease in Stroke Mortality for Men, Women

Stroke mortality decreased significantly from 1975-2019, highlighting opportunities for targeted interventions in Black communities. Read the full analysis.
  • Cardiology
cancer
  • BlackDoctor Pro Editors
  • 01/21/2023

In 300 Participants: Vascular Risk Factors Only Explain Part of Alzheimer Disease Risk for Blacks, Hispanics,

Socioeconomic factors, not just vascular risks, increase Alzheimer's vulnerability in Blacks, Hispanics. Address social determinants for effective care.
  • Cardiology
cardiovascular disease
  • BlackDoctor Pro Editors
  • 01/19/2023

62% of Black Patients Fare Worse Than White Patients After Angioplasty, Stents

Black patients face 62% higher readmission, 45% higher mortality post-angioplasty. Addressing health equity and structural barriers is crucial. Read the full analysis to explore potential solutions.
  • Cardiology
atherosclerosis
  • BlackDoctor Pro Editors
  • 01/06/2023

Black Patients Less Likely to Undergo Minimally Invasive Mitral Valve Surgery from 2014-2019

Black patients less likely to undergo MIMVS, face higher complications. Address access inequities to improve outcomes. Read more.
  • Cardiology
colon cancer
  • BlackDoctor Pro Editors
  • 12/29/2022

Higher Risk For 90 Days Mortality: Black Patients Have Worse Percutaneous Coronary Intervention Outcomes

Black patients face higher 90-day PCI readmission and mortality. Addressing economic and clinical disparities is crucial. Read full analysis.
  • Cardiology
  • BlackDoctor Pro Editors
  • 12/23/2022

Race-Dependent Association of High-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol Levels With Incident Coronary Artery Disease

HDL cholesterol's protective role varies racially; increased coronary risk in white, not Black adults. Rethink screening protocols.
  • Cardiology
atherosclerosis
  • BlackDoctor Pro Editors
  • 12/22/2022

NIH-Supported Study Finds Racial Disparities in Advanced Heart Failure Treatment

NIH study reveals racial disparities in advanced heart failure treatments. How can HCPs ensure equitable care? Read more.
  • Cardiology
  • Daniel Brown
  • 11/30/2022

Wearable Devices Can Predict Clinical Lab Measurements

Wearables predict clinical lab results more precisely than clinics. Could this transform patient monitoring in underserved populations? Read the full analysis.
  • Cardiology
  • Nicole Johnson
  • 11/29/2022

Lower Frequency of Adding Salt to Food Linked to Lower CVD Risk

Lower salt addition correlates with reduced CVD risk, especially heart failure, in Black patients. Explore DASH diet's role further.
  • Cardiology
  • Daniel Brown
  • 11/23/2022

Consciousness, Awareness May Occur During Cardiac Arrest

Consciousness occurs during cardiac arrest. 39.3% reported awareness. Explore implications for Black patient resuscitation experiences. Read the full analysis.
  • Cardiology
  • Daniel Brown
  • 11/23/2022

Morning Exercise Tied to Larger Cuts in Cardiovascular Disease Risk

Morning exercise significantly reduces CVD risk, especially in women. Explore how timing might refine exercise guidelines.
  • Cardiology
heart disease
  • Daniel Brown
  • 11/21/2022

VADs, Transplant Used Less in Black Patients With Heart Failure

Black patients with heart failure receive fewer VADs/transplants, highlighting potential structural racism. Explore implications for equitable treatment access.
AI-Powered Search. Human-Created Content.

What is the most crucial step to reduce Black maternal mortality rates?

Based on: https://blackdoctor.pro/maternal-mortality-covid-black-women-disparities/

What is the most crucial step to reduce Black maternal mortality rates?

Expert Medical Insights, Straight to Your Inbox

Insights That Keep Black Healthcare Leaders at the Forefront

By subscribing, you consent to receive emails from BlackDoctor.pro You may unsubscribe at any time. Privacy Policy & Terms of Service.

Empowering Culturally-Sensitive Healthcare Professionals

BlackDoctor Pro is an online destination created specifically for Black doctors and culturally-sensitive healthcare professionals. Our platform delivers trusted, relevant, and timely medical content, including in-depth articles, the latest treatment updates, healthcare policy, and emerging clinical studies. We are committed to empowering HCPs with the knowledge, resources, and support needed to achieve exceptional health outcomes in black communities.
Categories
Information
Our Brands

Are you a healthcare professional? Register with us today!

Copyright © 2026, BlackDoctor, Inc. All rights reserved.
BlackDoctor Pro is an online destination created specifically for Black doctors and other culturally-sensitive healthcare professionals. Our platform delivers trusted, relevant, and timely medical content, including in-depth articles, the latest treatment updates, healthcare policy, and emerging clinical studies.
AI-Powered Search. Human-Created Content.