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Mashup Score: 1Health inequalities ‘caused 1m early deaths in England in last decade’ | Inequality | The Guardian - 4 month(s) ago
Show caption ‘Healthy life years’, a measure of the time someone lives free of ill health, has worsened in the UK compared with EU countries in recent years, the study found. Photograph: Libby Welch/Alamy Exclusive: Review by Michael Marmot decries’ shocking political failure’ behind differing life expectancies across country More than 1 million people in England died prematurely in the decade after 2011 owing to a combination of poverty, austerity and Covid, according to “shocking” new research by one
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Mashup Score: 20Mediation of the association between disadvantaged neighborhoods and cortical microstructure by body mass index - 8 month(s) ago
Communications Medicine – Kilpatrick et al. investigate the relationship between neighborhood disadvantage, trans-fatty acid intake, body mass index, stress and cortical microstructure. Results…
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Living in a disadvantaged neighborhood affects food 🍿choices, weight gain and the microstructure of 🧠 brain, including disrupted information processing flexibility, emotion regulation, and cognition. #obesity #health #healthinequity https://t.co/KARfwtqvYE… https://t.co/eaIWdvbS1q https://t.co/J4MZXQPSg9
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Patients with peripheral artery disease (PAD) are at increased risk for major adverse cardiovascular events (MACE) and major cardiovascular limb events (MALE), with those after prior lower extremity revascularization (LER) at particularly high risk of the latter. 1 Guideline-directed medical therapies (GDMT) reduce the risk of MACE and MALE in PAD patients, including lipid-lowering therapy, antithrombotic therapy, and angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor (ACEi)/angiotensin receptor blockers (ARB). 2,
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From the latest issue: Analysis of real-world patients with peripheral artery disease reveals significant differences in guideline-directed medical therapy prescription rates for men and women. @me_canonico @MarcBonaca #PADAwareness #HealthInequity https://t.co/d1AiCa8mTi https://t.co/6r6hzDvmg4
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Background: Hispanic and Latino patients are under-represented in existing healthcare disparities research in pulmonary embolism (PE). The goal of this study wa…
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From the latest Issue: Read about the association between Hispanic or Latino ethnicity and #PulmonaryEmbolism severity, management and in-hospital outcomes. #healthinequity @sahilparikhmd @sanjum https://t.co/QsXiL0ZjoM.
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Introduction: Racial disparities exist in patients with peripheral artery disease (PAD), with Black individuals having worse PAD-specific outcomes. However, mor…
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From the latest issue! Mortality differences by race over 20 years in individuals with peripheral artery disease #PADAwareness #Healthinequity @jaygirimd @MitchWeinbergMD @IdoWeinberg @GParmar_MD https://t.co/UafpmM18Fz
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Mashup Score: 0Pediheart Podcast #258: The Effects Of Race And Insurance Status On Waitlist Outcomes In Pediatric Heart Transplantation - 10 month(s) ago
In this week’s episode, we delve into the world of pediatric heart transplantation and the impact that race or insurance status may have on outcomes. What are the factors that explain worse outcomes for black children waiting for a heart transplant? How is the PHTS Racial Disparity Taskforce working to reduce inequities in this field? What role does insurance status have on these outcomes? We…
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📣 New Podcast! "Pediheart Podcast #258: The Effects Of Race And Insurance Status On Waitlist Outcomes In Pediatric Heart Transplantation" on @Spreaker #cardiologia #cardiologie #cardiology #equity #healthinequity #heart #hearttransplant #medicine https://t.co/UDfuldnlPL
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Mashup Score: 6Call race-based algorithms what they are: sources of harm - 2 year(s) ago
That app on your phone may not be the helpful tool you think it is. It might be plugging you into an outdated and harmful worldview. Learn more.
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Race-based clinical algorithms reinforce racial essentialism and the historical, social, cultural and economic biases that exacerbate #healthinequity. Dive into details with @JournalofEthics. https://t.co/qal6jhNzqQ
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Mashup Score: 1Information as a social determinant: 3 ways Google is addressing health inequity - MedCity News - 2 year(s) ago
Google announced three updates at the Google Health Equity Summit, including a new video series partnership, improved search features and an expanded program with Fitbit.
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It's great to see Google taking part at the Google Health Equity Summit and announcing three updates to address #healthinequity. Does Google care, after all? https://t.co/QO9ZWahpvQ
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Mashup Score: 1Equitable Kidney Disease Care: Far from Perfect, Far from Done - 2 year(s) ago
The Chief Medical Officer for DaVita Kidney Care discusses how the organization is addressing health inequities in the kidney disease population.
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CMO for @DaVita @Dr_Giullian_MD chats with our EIC @ThomasHLeeMD about how the organization is working to address #HealthInequity in the #KidneyDisease population: https://t.co/yVwqaRweAU #HealthEquity
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Mashup Score: 3Designing Accountable, Equitable Health Care Algorithms - 2 year(s) ago
How machine learning for matching Covid-19 contact tracers with patients based on language requirements purposefully helped to counteract health inequities experienced by Spanish speakers during th…
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Sarah Rudman @HealthySCC @StanfordHAI describes how #MachineLearning matching #Covid19 contact tracers with patients based on language helped counteract #HealthInequity experienced by Spanish speakers in Santa Clara County, California: https://t.co/4ObbpqAqNb #NEJMCatLive
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Health inequalities ‘caused 1m early deaths in England in last decade’ | Inequality | The Guardian https://t.co/RQdgnKKVBF #healthinequity https://t.co/X2MAL9qR2a