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Racism May Boost Cardiovascular Disease in Black Women: BU Study

Racism May Boost Cardiovascular Disease in Black Women: BU Study
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Experiences of racism may contribute to the disproportionately high incidence of cardiovascular disease in Black women

Experiences of racism may contribute to the disproportionately high incidence of cardiovascular disease in Black women
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Controversy around chemical hair relaxers grows as more research shows link to some cancers

Black women wear their crowns proudly they're diverse in shape, style, and texture. But the use of some products is reportedly harming them.

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Experiencing Racism May Increase Stroke Risk in Black Women

Trend exists for both self-reported and definitively confirmed stroke incidence

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Racism, Stress and Higher Risks for Strokes

Those who perceive having experienced discrimination had about a 40% greater chance of suffering from some form of stroke.

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