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Black Patients Less Likely To Receive Diagnostic Imaging At Emergency Departments

Black Patients Less Likely To Receive Diagnostic Imaging At Emergency Departments Unable to load the audio player. playpausemuteunmute Flickr Black patients are less likely to receive diagnostic medical imaging during a hospital visit, studies show and that might lead to a range of health disparities, experts say. X-rays, MRI exams and other imaging are among the first lines of defense in a hospital. If patients are not offered these services in a timely manner, some conditions can go undiagnosed and may result in complications and worse outcomes. “We know, for example, that minorities have increased mortality from cancers of a variety of types, said Dr. Andrew Ross, assistant professor of radiology at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. They often present at later stages of cancer diagnosis.”

Exercise reduces risk of airway disease

Exercise reduces risk of airway disease
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Cycle for Sight fundraiser for blindness research rides on

Cycle for Sight fundraiser for blindness research rides on April 25, 2021 3:15 PM Gabriella Bachara MADISON, Wis.– COVID-19 isn’t stopping the 10th Annual Cycle for Sight fundraiser from riding on, but it is changing the mechanics of it. The Cycle for Sight fundraiser benefits the McPherson Eye Research Institute at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. It will take place from Friday, April 23 through Sunday, May 2. Instead of a one-day, indoor cycling event, participants are asked to walk, bike or run for one hour at some point over the next ten days. All money raised will fund research for eye disorders including, age-related macular degeneration, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, childhood-related sight disorders and more.

These 3 Things Can Give You Dementia, New Study Finds

These 3 Things Can Give You Dementia, New Study Finds Michael Martin © Provided by Eat This, Not That! Mature woman sitting in bed at home. People living in poorer neighborhoods might be at risk of their brains aging faster, a new study has found. Researchers from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health analyzed health data from 601 people, average age 59, from another study. Sixty-nine percent had a family history of dementia. Participants had an MRI scan of their brains taken at the start of the study, then again every three to five years for a decade. They were also given memory and cognitive tests every two years.

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