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This study reveals persistent worse functional outcomes after ischemic stroke among Black patients, largely influenced by stroke severity, premorbid health, and social determinants, highlighting targets for intervention during recovery.
This review synthesizes evidence on racial disparities in prehospital trauma care, examining intervention rates, the influence of social determinants, and mortality outcomes with a focus on recent cohort data.
This analysis of nearly 1.4 million U.S. gynecologic cancer cases reveals that racial/ethnic minorities, socially vulnerable communities, and women lacking geographic access to gynecologic oncologists face higher odds of late-stage cancer d
Medicare Advantage (MA) shows no significant improvement over original Medicare (OM) in managing type 2 diabetes outcomes or mitigating related social needs despite higher costs, underscoring the need for effective spending strategies.
This Swedish population-based study examines the complex relationship between depression and criminal convictions, revealing that neighborhood social structure and familial confounding significantly influence this association, with varying
A 13-year national cohort shows that combined healthy lifestyles and favourable social determinants substantially increase years lived independently; men gain more from behavioural change while women gain more from improved social condition
A Medicare cohort study mapped incident epilepsy among older adults across the contiguous US and linked high-incidence areas to social and environmental determinants—most strongly insufficient sleep and lack of household vehicle access—sugg
This study quantifies how established, social-psychological, and reproductive factors contribute to stroke risk in women, highlighting the need for integrated prevention strategies across age groups.
