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Race & Health Curriculum
… Welcome to the Race and Health Curriculum website! We are thrilled you want to learn more about our … Myers) Video, Ted Talk Introducing Cultural Complications Website Protecting Your Birth: A Guide for Black Mothers …
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Heart Transplantation
… and tried or ruled out? Is the patient likely to die without benefit of a heart transplant? Is the patient in …
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New Pathways for Pain Relief
… who are genetically unable to sense pain, and they can die from their injuries because they simply aren’t aware of …
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NYP/Columbia Establishes Gastric Cancer Registry
… killer in the world. It is estimated that over 10,000 will die from gastric cancer this year in the United States. One …
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Unprecedented Study Documents Severe Shortage of Surgical Care in Sierra Leone
… care, millions of people are disfigured, disabled, or they die from common conditions such as wounds or cuts that are …
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CT Lung Screening Saves Lives
… 400,000 Americans have the disease, and about half will die within one year of diagnosis. Unfortunately, until …
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Tiny Patients, Big Solutions: A Closer Look at Fetal Surgery Innovations
… where in a subsequent pregnancy, a healthy fetus may die because of a surgery performed on their sibling. That's a … an emergency; because the airway is occluded, the baby can die immediately. So you need a whole team ready to puncture …
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Disclaimer
… The information provided on this website is for educational and informational purposes only, … of any information that is made available on this website. …
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Black Liver Health Initiative
… than white men and Black women are 40% more likely to die from liver cancer than white women. Further, Black …
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State of the Union: Liver Transplantation Today
… Either your patient is on chemo forever or they will die. Giving chemo forever is not a solution, at some point it …
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What We’re Reading: 07/23/21
… variants, and what our future may hold. ( From newyorker.com ) Emergency Medicine’s Original Sin “The misconception … unable to improve care. A great read. ( From theatlantic.com ) How the HIPAA Law Works and Why People Get It Wrong … frequently misunderstood. Pass it along. ( From nytimes.com ) And finally, a gorgeous (and fitting) poem to close us …
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