Tag: race
National Identity: A Perspective on What Truly Makes Us Belong
To define what it takes to "truly" belong to a country, many people across the globe emphasize speaking the local language. They...
Racial Disparities in Cardiovascular Health
Black adults face a disheartening reality – they are 54% more likely to succumb to cardiovascular disease compared to their White counterparts. This unsettling statistic persists despite significant strides in reducing overall cardiovascular mortality nationwide. A groundbreaking study by Tulane University, recently published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, presents a paradigm shift in understanding the root causes behind this racial divide. Surprisingly, the study points to social factors, encompassing unemployment, low income, and absence of a partner, as the driving forces of this disparity, overshadowing well-established factors such as hypertension and obesity.
































