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Cardiologists suggest heart healthy holiday travel plans / Public News Service

AAA is projecting a record 7.5 million air passengers will travel over the next two weeks. Cardiologists and the American Heart Association suggested some pre-travel planning for Missourians living with heart disease or stroke risks, and other chronic health conditions. Cold temperatures and elevation can affect oxygen levels and circulation, and put extra strain on the heart. .

Report CA needs work on air pollution colorectal cancer screenings / Public News Service

The 2023 America s Health Rankings report is out, and the news is not great for the Golden State in three very different areas. California ranks worst among the states for high school graduation, colorectal cancer screenings and air pollution. Advocates for cleaner air blame the state s pollution problems primarily on the transportation sector. .

Survey finds rampant discrimination in health care

In a new poll, 25% of voters say they have "personally experienced or witnessed discrimination in health care due to race, ethnicity, gender, disability, religion or sexual orientation." The poll, sponsored by Compassion & Choices, an end-of-life care advocacy group, included 1,600 voters from across the United States. "It was striking that one-quarter of voters report that they personally experienced or witnessed discrimination in health care, with an even higher 35% among Black people, 29% among Hispanics and 41% among people who are LGBT," said pollster Amy Simon, a partner at Goodman Simon Strategic Research. "That translates to millions of people who are experiencing health-care discrimination." Negative experiences included patients who said they don t feel heard or have been prescribed insufficient pain medication to ease suffering. " .

Montana researchers awarded 12 3 million grant for tuberculosis vaccine / Public News Service

Researchers at the University of Montana have been awarded more than more than $12 million from the National Institutes of Health to continue their work on a tuberculosis vaccine. It is the latest step toward developing the inoculation, which is especially important in the world s underdeveloped countries. The grant to the University of Montana s Center for Translational Medicine will be used to advance a promising vaccine candidate from the pretrial stage to clinical trials; the last stage before it is approved for clinical use. .

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