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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.

Cardiology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

03/16/2023

Racial Disparities in Treatment Account for 20 Percent of Differences in BP Control

Study: Treatment intensification inequities cause 20% of racial disparities in BP control. Read full analysis on equitable care strategies.

Cardiology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

03/15/2023

Black Stroke Survivors Less Likely to Get Treated for Complications

Black stroke survivors face significant treatment disparities for post-stroke complications. Read full analysis to address these healthcare inequities.

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BlackDoctor Pro Editors

03/14/2023

Black, Hispanic People With Epilepsy Often Miss Out on Latest Meds

Black, Hispanic epilepsy patients receive fewer updated meds, highlighting racial disparities. Prioritize neurologist referrals for equitable care. Explore full study.

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BlackDoctor Pro Editors

03/05/2023

For Black Churchgoers in New Orleans, Religious Beliefs May Influence Health Behaviors

Religious beliefs in Black churchgoers may enhance health behaviors, suggesting churches' pivotal role in reducing health disparities. Explore CHERISH study implications.

Diabetes & Endocrinology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

03/05/2023

Diabetes-Related Deaths Not Decreasing in Rural Areas in the U.S.

Rural diabetes-related deaths persist, impacting Black patients. Urban decreases highlight health disparity. Explore strategies for rural health improvements.

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BlackDoctor Pro Editors

02/26/2023

Ethnic Disparities Seen for Delayed Appendicitis Diagnosis, 2016-2017

Delayed appendicitis diagnosis is higher among Black patients. Culturally-informed hospitals mitigate delays. Explore strategies to improve diagnostic equity.

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BlackDoctor Pro Editors

02/23/2023

QI Program Less Likely Disparities in BP Control Between Black, White Patients, 18-49 years

QI program reduces but doesn't eliminate BP control disparities between Black, White patients. Targeted interventions needed. Explore future strategies.

Diabetes & Endocrinology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

02/21/2023

Non-Hispanic Black Patients More Likely to Have Diabetic Ketoacidosis, in 2019

Non-Hispanic Black T1D patients face persistent DKA disparities. Addressing systemic inequities in diabetes care is crucial. Explore solutions.

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BlackDoctor Pro Editors

02/19/2023

Disparities in Life Expectancy by Race, County Persist 2000-2019

Life expectancy disparities persist; AIAN unchanged. Address social determinants to achieve equity. Read full analysis for actionable insights.

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Camille McClellan

02/19/2023

Appendicitis Often Spotted Later in Black Patients, Ages 18-64

Late appendicitis diagnosis is common in Black patients, but minority-serving hospitals diagnose faster. Racial integration improves care. Explore implications.

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BlackDoctor Pro Editors

02/17/2023

Cancer Mortality Up With Residential Racial, Economic Segregation

Segregation correlates with higher cancer mortality. Targeted prevention efforts needed for underserved communities. Read full study for insights.

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