Tag: CIAL
Risk of Long COVID Greater for Individuals With Social Risk Factors
Increased risk of long COVID seen with financial hardship, food insecurity, less than a college education, lack of social support
Risk Factors Do Not Explain Increased Peripheral Neuropathy Prevalence in Hispanics
PN risk factors explain higher prevalence among non-Hispanic Black individuals, but not Hispanic individuals
Poor Social Determinants of Health Negatively Affect Functional Outcomes in Hemorrhagic Stroke
However, poor social determinants of health group demonstrated better survival rates at both 90 days and one year
Earlier Natural Menopause Risk Increased for Women in Socially Vulnerable Neighborhoods
Median age of natural menopause earlier for women residing in neighborhoods with very high versus very low social vulnerability
