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A hospital-based initiative in Southern states is associated with increases in breastfeeding rates among African-American infants

Initiative Tied to Decreased Racial Inequity in Breastfeeding

Compliance with Ten Steps program linked to increased breastfeeding in African-Americans
For African-American patients with hepatocellular carcinoma undergoing liver transplantation

Liver Transplant Survival May Improve With Race Matching

Race-matched donor organ tied to improved survival for African-Americans with HCC undergoing transplant
The incidence and progression of coronary artery calcium in South Asians may be an important prognostic marker of cardiovascular disease

Coronary Artery Calcium May Help Predict CVD in South Asians

CAC incidence similar in South Asian men versus white, black, Latino men; higher than Chinese
There is considerable state-level variation in total fertility rates for each race and Hispanic-origin group

Total Fertility Rates Vary by State

Total fertility rate for U.S. 16 percent less than number needed to replace population
Minority medical students report a variety of barriers to applying for a dermatology residency

Minority Med Students Report More Barriers to Dermatology

Students with lower incomes, ethnic minorities cite lack of diversity, socioeconomic barriers
Many U.S. female health care workers

Many Female Health Care Workers Live in Poverty

Half of black and Latina female health care workers earn less than $15/hour
Certain molecular biomarkers for Alzheimer's disease differ with race

Racial Differences ID’d in Some Biomarkers of Alzheimer’s Disease

African-Americans have lower mean CSF concentration of total tau, phosphorylated tau181
Delays in diagnosis and use of under-resourced health centers account for most racial and ethnic disparities in breast cancer diagnosis

Breast Cancer Disparities Mostly Explained by Facility Factors

Findings based on analysis of white, black, and Hispanic patients in Chicago
The percentage of American adults reporting six hours of sleep or less per night increased from 29 to 33 percent from 2013 to 2017

More Americans Reporting Less Than Six Hours Sleep Per Night

The number of Hispanics, blacks getting short sleep is growing at a fast rate
Black patients with atrial fibrillation are less likely to receive direct-acting oral anticoagulants compared with white patients

Racial Disparities Seen in Use of Oral Anticoagulants for A-Fib

When treated for atrial fibrillation, quality of anticoagulant use lower in blacks, Hispanics