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ashantai hathaway

08/23/2023

Stem Cells May Repair and Regrow Teeth, Improve Oral Health

Stem cells offer potential for tooth repair, targeting oral health disparities. Examine implications for African American oral care. Read more.

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ashantai hathaway

08/22/2023

Back to School Brings Concerns Over Social Media and Mental Health

Black teens' high social media use raises mental health concerns. Addressing access to mental health services is crucial. Explore strategies for improving support systems.

Dermatology

ashantai hathaway

08/17/2023

New Medication Could Treat Hair Loss Condition

JAK inhibitors show promise for alopecia areata, notably affecting African Americans. Could this transform treatment strategies? Read more.

Diabetes & Endocrinology

ashantai hathaway

08/15/2023

Weight Loss Drug Ozempic May Lower Obesity within Black Community

Ozempic may reduce obesity in Black adults. High cost and side effects limit access. Explore equitable solutions and full article.

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ashantai hathaway

08/14/2023

Family of Henrietta Lacks Files Lawsuit Over Unauthorized Use of Her Cells

Henrietta Lacks' family sues Ultragenyx for using HeLa cells without consent, highlighting racial injustice in medical research.

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ashantai hathaway

08/09/2023

Scientists: No Link Between Depression and Cancer

No depression-cancer link found. Smoking, alcohol, obesity are key cancer risks. Depression affects African Americans more; research needed.

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ashantai hathaway

08/09/2023

African Americans have Higher Risk of Stroke

African Americans face higher stroke risk. Tailored care, lifestyle coaching, and regular follow-up may reduce disparities. Explore full study findings.

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ashantai hathaway

08/08/2023

Study: Black Americans at Higher Risk for Cancer-Related Deaths

Black patients face 21% higher cancer-related death rates post-second diagnosis. Addressing disparities requires equitable early detection and treatment access. Explore solutions.

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ashantai hathaway

08/07/2023

12 Percent of Black Women Have Preterm Births, Researchers Determined to Find Solutions

Study: 12% of Black women face preterm births. Identifying unknown factors can improve outcomes, addressing racial disparities. Read more.

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ashantai hathaway

08/07/2023

Study: Breastfeeding Results in 33 Percent Reduction in Infant Deaths

Breastfeeding reduces infant mortality by 33%. Addressing racial disparities through targeted support can enhance breastfeeding rates in Black communities. Read the full analysis.

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BlackDoctor Pro Editors

04/06/2023

3% of Black Babies Born Through Fertility Treatments Face Worse Survival Than White Infants: Study

Black infants via fertility treatments face 3-4 times higher perinatal death risk than white infants. Address health inequities urgently.

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BlackDoctor Pro Editors

04/01/2023

Black Patients Still Underrepresented in Trials for New Drug Approvals in 2015

Black patients remain underrepresented in drug trials despite FDA's 2015 diversity plan. Explore strategies to enhance trial inclusivity.

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