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Health Disparities in Dementia
Continuum, 2022Causes of health disparities in Alzheimer disease and related dementias (ADRD) in the United States are multifactorial. This article contextualizes health disparities as they relate to the neurodegenerative processes of ADRD.Older adults' life expectancy has increased such that a 65-year-old is expected to live 19 or more years and an 85-year-old can ...
Joyce Joy E, Balls-Berry +1 more
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Perspectives on Psychological Science, 2013
The existence of significant health disparities beyond those associated with race/ethnicity, poverty, and lack of health care has drawn the attention of researchers to the “challenge of the gradient.” Studies progressed from describing cross-sectional associations between disease risk and a single aspect of social disadvantage to identifying mechanisms
Douglas W. Woods +39 more
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The existence of significant health disparities beyond those associated with race/ethnicity, poverty, and lack of health care has drawn the attention of researchers to the “challenge of the gradient.” Studies progressed from describing cross-sectional associations between disease risk and a single aspect of social disadvantage to identifying mechanisms
Douglas W. Woods +39 more
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Health Disparities and Access to Health
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 2007ventionandearlyinterventionthatcouldsavethepoolmoney in future expenses. An expanded income-based subsidy, analogous to the earned income tax credit, combined with a requirement that each person have evidence of ability to pay for minor and preventive care, would increase efficiency and equity.
Nicole, Lurie, Tamara, Dubowitz
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Teleneurology and Health Disparities
Seminars in Neurology, 2022AbstractThe disparate access to, and use of, telemedicine reflects those of in-person health. These disparities are perpetuated as a result of individual, social, and structural factors like low digital literacy, unequal availability of broadband services, and systemic racism.
Altaf Saadi +2 more
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Current Opinion in Rheumatology, 2023
Purpose of review Gout, the most common type of inflammatory arthritis in the world, is characterized by painful episodes of arthritis linked by asymptomatic intercritical periods of hyperuricemia. Once characterized as a disease of wealthy white men, contemporary evidence demonstrates gout disproportionately afflicts racial ...
Lindsay N, Helget, Ted R, Mikuls
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Purpose of review Gout, the most common type of inflammatory arthritis in the world, is characterized by painful episodes of arthritis linked by asymptomatic intercritical periods of hyperuricemia. Once characterized as a disease of wealthy white men, contemporary evidence demonstrates gout disproportionately afflicts racial ...
Lindsay N, Helget, Ted R, Mikuls
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Health disparities in neurology
Nature Reviews NeurologyHealth disparities are preventable differences in health between different populations, and they are endemic throughout medicine owing to social, economic and environmental disadvantages. Neurology is no exception, and health disparities for systematically marginalized groups are present in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and outcomes of all ...
Joshua A. Budhu +2 more
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