Tag: Health disparities

A scoping review of 25 studies maps how social determinants of health influence diet, exercise, monitoring, medication adherence and clinic ...

A systematic review of 34 studies finds that living among neighbors who share your racial or ethnic identity is linked ...

A new study of rural California community college nursing students finds that first-generation students carry less debt, face unique doubts ...

The distinction between T2-high and T2-low asthma represents one of the most consequential shifts in modern respiratory medicine. Type 2 ...

A new scoping review of 29 studies finds that Muslim and Arab American women face a disproportionate mental health burden ...

A new narrative review finds that trichotillomania presents, is diagnosed, and is treated differently in ethnic and racial minority groups, ...

A new study finds patients of resident physicians had significantly lower breast cancer screening rates than faculty patients, though rigorous ...

A Veterans Health Administration study of 110,136 patients with opioid use disorder found that racial and ethnic gaps in receipt ...

A large All of Us analysis finds that while neighborhood walkability showed no overall link to diabetes outcomes, Black residents ...

A qualitative study of adolescent and young adult cancer survivors shows that cancer disrupts identity through interrelated physical, psychological, and ...

A new letter in the Journal of General Internal Medicine defends a web-based model of hepatitis C risk in rural ...

Researchers adapted an observational coding tool to measure how community health workers engage low-income Latino families in Parent–Child Interaction Therapy, ...

A new narrative review documents how adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the US go years without routine cancer ...

A new systematic review and meta-analysis finds that adherence to colorectal cancer clinical practice guidelines is linked to significant survival ...

A new commentary argues that for low-resource populations, healthcare access rather than prompt literacy is the primary inequality shaping whether ...

A University of Houston study found that a six-minute culturally tailored edutainment webisode significantly improved cervical cancer knowledge, perceived susceptibility, ...

A nationwide analysis of more than 20,000 Merkel cell carcinoma patients reveals that sex, insurance type, income, ethnicity, and travel ...

A new study in the Journal of General Internal Medicine uses nationally representative survey data to examine the predicted lung ...

A St. Jude study of childhood cancer survivors finds that living in vulnerable neighborhoods with poor walkability, limited healthcare access, ...

A pooled analysis of US National Health Interview Survey data from 2019 to 2023 finds stroke survivors face sharply elevated ...