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01/26/2026

Major Evidence Review Finds No Link Between Tylenol During Pregnancy and Autism or ADHD

Review confirms acetaminophen safe in pregnancy, no autism/ADHD link. Important for reassuring Black patients on medication safety. Read more.

Neurology

Young Black Women With MS See Worse Progression of Disease

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

01/22/2026

Young Black Women With MS See Worse Progression of Disease

Black and Hispanic women with MS face worse progression, pregnancy challenges, and socioeconomic disadvantages affecting health outcomes. Explore disparities.

General

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

01/19/2026

Black Patients More Likely to Lose Vision After Glaucoma Diagnosis

Early glaucoma screening for Black patients is vital due to higher vision loss risk. Read more on screening implications.

Neurology

Prenatal Acetaminophen Exposure Linked to Attention Problems in Children

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01/05/2026

Prenatal Acetaminophen Exposure Linked to Attention Problems in Children

Prenatal acetaminophen exposure, notably in the second trimester, increases attention problems in children. Explore implications for ADHD underdiagnosis.

General

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

12/30/2025

1 in 10 U.S. Seniors Has Dementia; Minorities More Likely, Hit Hardest

10% of seniors have dementia; Black/Hispanic populations face higher risk. Address disparities via education, prevention. Explore further in JAMA Neurology.

Neurology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

12/01/2025

Recognition and Treatment of Sleep-Disordered Breathing in Obese African American Hospitalized Patients may Improve Outcome

Recognizing and treating OSA in obese African American patients improves survival. Explore strategies to raise community awareness.

Neurology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

11/18/2025

Alzheimer Disease in African American Individuals: Increased Incidence or Not Enough Data?

African Americans face disproportionate Alzheimer's burden. Limited data hinders understanding. How can we improve diagnostic criteria and data collection?

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BlackDoctor Pro Editors

11/12/2025

Comorbid Hypertension & Diabetes Linked to Neurodegeneration in Blacks

Comorbid hypertension and diabetes significantly increase neurodegeneration risk in Black Americans, necessitating proactive management to address cognitive disparities. Read the full analysis for actionable strategies.

Neurology

Where Black Americans Live Influences Timely Dementia Diagnosis

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

10/10/2025

Where Black Americans Live Influences Timely Dementia Diagnosis

Timely dementia diagnosis varies by location, affecting Black Americans. Address disparities to enhance early intervention. Advocate for cognitive checks. Read more.

Emergency Medicine

Socially Vulnerable Less Likely to Receive Effective Stroke Treatment

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

10/02/2025

Socially Vulnerable Less Likely to Receive Effective Stroke Treatment

Social determinants affect stroke treatment access. Black, Hispanic, rural patients less likely to receive thrombolysis/thrombectomy. Read full analysis for insights.

Neurology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

09/16/2025

Racial Disparities in Dementia Diagnoses

Dementia underdiagnosis among Black patients highlights disparities. Cultivating trust and education is vital for equitable healthcare access. Read more.

Neurology

Link Between Obstructive Sleep Apnea and Incident Stroke in Black Americans

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

07/29/2025

Link Between Obstructive Sleep Apnea and Incident Stroke in Black Americans

PAP therapy reduces stroke risk in Black patients with PDSA, unlike Whites. Explore implications for equitable sleep apnea management.

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