ライフサイエンスコーパス: health disparity

1 in tumor biology contribute to this survival health disparity.

2 ek to determine the mechanisms that underlie health disparities.

3 "precision medicine" and the elimination of health disparities.

4 ies in these studies will further exacerbate health disparities.

5 risk of perpetuating rather than alleviating health disparities.

6 the fewest resources and highest behavioral health disparities.

7 opulation demographics, including ageing and health disparities.

8 ons affect millions of individuals and widen health disparities.

9 ers to use in ameliorating social and racial health disparities.

10 y have not led to notable reductions in oral health disparities.

11 be an important determinant of racial/ethnic health disparities.

12 d a writing committee to develop a policy on health disparities.

13 udies evaluating factors and contributors to health disparities.

14 to frame their actions to reduce respiratory health disparities.

15 overcoming those barriers and in addressing health disparities.

16 g mitochondria to reduce or eliminate racial health disparities.

17 and health care providers to decrease asthma health disparities.

18 vide a fuller understanding of the causes of health disparities.

19 th the proposed model of mental and physical health disparities.

20 h and National Center on Minority Health and Health Disparities.

21 ibution profiles; and relevance to pediatric health disparities.

22 nces in vulnerability to addiction and other health disparities.

23 rserved; and support research in the area of health disparities.

24 g access to care; and supporting research on health disparities.

25 diverse as forensics and the study of ethnic health disparities.

26 a monograph with 11 guidelines for reporting health disparities.

27 are being developed to lessen racial/ethnic health disparities.

28 erventions designed to address racial/ethnic health disparities.

29 similarities and differences in the largest health disparities.

30 ons and guidelines for curricula focusing on health disparities.

31 ation of interventions designed to eliminate health disparities.

32 gm for affecting public health or addressing health disparities.

33 es the importance of genetics as a factor in health disparities.

34 g access to such a program could help reduce health disparities.

35 2010 objectives for the elimination of other health disparities.

36 mprovement methods can be targeted to reduce health disparities.

37 norities, which may be associated with other health disparities.

38 evice innovation in shaping and perpetuating health disparities.

39 are, delivery system reforms, expansion, and health disparities.

40 es pose risks and opportunities for studying health disparities.

41 oportionately affected by COVID-19 and other health disparities.

42 served populations but also to lessen visual health disparities.

43 in underrepresented populations experiencing health disparities.

44 ulation health and reducing racial or ethnic health disparities.

45 c/Latino population, due to their AD-related health disparities.

46 tion, including populations that suffer from health disparities.

47 nism through which social determinants drive health disparities.

48 potential implications for population-level health disparities.

49 cal knowledge about social phenomena such as health disparities.

50 of health to reduce and ideally to eliminate health disparities.

51 s that further perpetuate current wealth and health disparities.

52 ion inevitably coexist and cause innumerable health disparities.

53 be a site for future interventions to reduce health disparities.

54 ons to maximize genetic discovery and reduce health disparities.

55 ngs have potential implications for observed health disparities.

56 onomic inequalities into mental and physical health disparities.

57 r exploration of underlying causes of cancer health disparities.

58 ortionately affected by hypertension-related health disparities.

59 nd text words for pulmonary hypertension and health disparities.

60 ed engagement strategies; and 4) alleviating health disparities.

61 re), there were 21 occurrences of geographic health disparities; 13 of those in which rural residence

62 enable identification and tracking of vision health disparities, (2) lack of standardized data elemen

63 nt challenges related to investigating sleep health disparities; 3) discuss potential contributors to

64 ; 3) discuss potential contributors to sleep health disparities; 4) present promising interventions t

65 tigating clinician implicit bias; (4) mental health disparities; (5) social determinants of health; (

66 To correct this massive health disparity, a plan of action is required across th

67 Health disparities across ethnic or racial groups are ty

68 richer analyses-for example, examination of health disparities across neighborhoods.

69 nique features that might be responsible for health disparities affecting Hispanics living in the USA

70 These findings highlight environmental health disparities affecting pregnant women.

71 ogrammes; insufficient progress in resolving health disparities among and between communities, popula

72 An evaluation of health disparities among patients receiving ophthalmic t

73 pandemic has exposed preexisting social and health disparities among several historically vulnerable

74 Despite research documenting significant health disparities among sexual minority women (lesbian,

75 nation, a social stressor, may lead to sleep health disparities among workers; yet, limited research

76 of hypovitaminosis D, which is a widespread health disparity among African Americans.

77 Mechanistic insights on prostate cancer health disparity among American men provide novel approa

78 Addressing the social and health disparities amplified by COVID-19 requires in par

79 ortionately likely to experience other rural health disparities and are more prevalent across the Gre

80 changes align with sociological theories of health disparities and contain important clues for more

81 -collections should be prioritized to reduce health disparities and enhance pathophysiological insigh

82 rricula address 3 areas of racial and ethnic health disparities and focus on the following specific l

83 mine the empirical literature related to the health disparities and health needs of sexual minority w

84 hers and clinicians are necessary to address health disparities and improve the health of underserved

85 t framework has been developed for measuring health disparities and making comparisons across indicat

86 National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities and Maryland Health Services Cost Rev

87 l care programmes for MSM that address these health disparities and root causes of maladaptive behavi

88 ties, including the multifactorial causes of health disparities and the many solutions required to di

89 ality is that transgender persons experience health disparities, and a dearth of research and evidenc

90 and exacerbated existing social and economic health disparities, and actionable epidemiologic evidenc

91 d palliative medicine, communication skills, health disparities, and advocacy experts to produce reco

92 anistic understanding of the determinants of health disparities, and capture disease burden in at-ris

93 asis on achieving health equity, eliminating health disparities, and improving health for all populat

94 earch investigating the association of SDOH, health disparities, and liver disease, engaging in advoc

95 the burden of childhood obesity, eliminating health disparities, and preventing the further spread of

96 a framework for understanding travel-related health disparities, and recommendations for improving th

97 ociated with the intervention, the impact on health disparities, and the acceptability and feasibilit

98 derstanding and addressing racial and ethnic health disparities, and well-accepted guidelines on what

99 ent promising interventions to address sleep health disparities; and 5) discuss future research direc

100 These sleep health disparities are a significant public health probl

101 lications for health policy and related oral health disparities are also discussed.

102 Health disparities are also evident worldwide, where the

103 genetics research as a way to help alleviate health disparities are augmented by several factors, inc

104 Although the causes of health disparities are complex, they appear to be relate

105 Health disparities are defined as health differences tha

106 Additionally, health disparities are expressed geographically, and tar

107 elp tackle the upstream determinants of oral health disparities are imperative.

108 This disparity and other cancer health disparities are largely explained by differences

109 st be publically disseminated to ensure that health disparities are not increased for those individua

110 waste, inefficiencies, and excessive prices; health disparities are persistent and worsening; and the

111 Health disparities are preventable differences in the bu

112 Health disparities are prominent in the epidemiology of

113 to track potentially increasing subnational health disparities are urgently needed.

114 Although health disparities are well-described for many cancers,

115 To examine health disparities as a function of ethnicity using data

116 Americans and may be useful in reducing the health disparities associated with smoking.

117 material focusing on LGBT-related health and health disparities at 77 schools (58.3%, 95% CI, 49.9%-6

118 f the National HIV/AIDS Strategy to overcome health disparities becomes a reality.

119 ) may be a contributing factor to the cancer health disparities between AAs and European Americans (E

120 ited settings is implicated in global cancer health disparities between developed and developing coun

121 Mental health disparities between heterosexuals and sexual mino

122 e likely explanation for previously observed health disparities between partnered fathers and single

123 provision of care and health services to the health disparities between people with and without intel

124 s of disease burden globally and to decrease health disparities between poor and affluent populations

125 Large health disparities between states, between rural and urb

126 e communities and thus might partly underlie health disparities both in the USA and between the USA a

127 health research, or 1.5% of the $2.7 billion health disparities budget for that year.

128 acute and chronic stressors in racial/ethnic health disparities, but the joint impact of multiple str

129 in preclinical studies aims to address such health disparities, but we argue that the mandate is not

130 In this study, we study health disparities by identifying the networks of multim

131 This document expresses a policy to address health disparities by promoting scientific inquiry and t

132 Medicaid policy reforms are needed to reduce health disparities by race and ethnicity and to help ach

133 Health disparity by socioeconomic status has recently be

134 ration may be an effective way to narrow the health disparities caused by SDHs.

135 The Health Disparities Collaboratives of the Health Resource

136 The Health Disparities Collaboratives significantly improved

137 g in quality-improvement collaboratives (the Health Disparities Collaboratives sponsored by the HRSA)

138 gh a multistakeholder effort led by the ASCO Health Disparities Committee, the purpose of the plan is

139 mission, possibly as a result of unaddressed health disparities, compared with White race.

140 on genetics as a major explanatory factor in health disparities could lead researchers to miss factor

141 Health disparities, defined as a significant difference

142 achusetts, the authors compared estimates of health disparities detected with census tract- and block

143 ly to be an important contributor to certain health disparity diseases and conditions.

144 ow exposure is correlated with indicators of health disparities (e.g., household income, proportion o

145 onduct and outcomes of community-engaged and health disparities EHS research and can ensure that the

146 Because oral health disparities emanate from the unequal distribution

147 alth over time, raising concerns about sleep health disparities emanating from the workplace.

148 the size and design of incentives, reducing health disparities, establishing broad outcome measureme

149 Health disparities exist according to an individual's pl

150 To explore whether race-based health disparities exist among men with very low-risk PC

151 It is unclear to what extent cardiovascular health disparities exist and can be modified among sexes

152 Oral health disparities exist between adults with and without

153 Evident health disparities existed between patients admitted to

154 One of the most prominent cancer health disparities exists in prostate cancer.

155 f psychological stress, which contributes to health disparities experienced by individuals.

156 American College of Physicians examines the health disparities experienced by the lesbian, gay, bise

157 tin American populations have been linked to health disparities for a number of complex diseases, suc

158 The 10 largest health disparities for each of five US racial and ethnic

159 ug-induced death rates are among the largest health disparities for four of the five racial and ethni

160 ular with hypertension and stroke, to reduce health disparities for this growing population.

161 tions, especially those experiencing related health disparities, for broad implementation with limite

162 ARIC has examined areas including health disparities, genomics, heart failure, and prevent

163 eillance, gene-environment interactions, and health disparities globally.

164 strains on productivity, health care costs, health disparities, government budgets, US economic comp

165 pretation of percentage AGA in understanding health disparities has been complicated by the fact that

166 Reducing health disparities has been identified as an ethical imp

167 Health disparities have a major impact in the quality of

168 al investigation of understudied areas where health disparities have been observed in other global re

169 The syndemics and multimorbidity health disparities have not been well examined by race.

170 be associated with poor outcomes, related to health disparities, however data are limited.

171 n and Alaska Native persons face significant health disparities; however, data regarding the burden o

172 The health disparities impacting life expectancy and reprodu

173 , per tonne, rail has the largest health and health-disparity impacts and the lowest climate impacts,

174 l children has significant public health and health disparity implications.

175 atural history of the disease, and to reduce health disparities in asthma care.

176 ential expression of DXME may associate with health disparities in breast cancer outcomes observed am

177 ic variation has been shown to contribute to health disparities in cancer risk and outcomes.

178 reported to be decreasing significantly, but health disparities in cancer screening, treatment, and s

179 tment is a vital prerequisite to eliminating health disparities in cancer treatment, control and prev

180 This review will focus on health disparities in cancer within and across countries

181 our understanding of population-level racial health disparities in cardiovascular disease.

182 his article is to compare reasons for cancer health disparities in developing and developed countries

183 While health disparities in developing versus developed countr

184 Addressing health disparities in FA is a priority of clinical care,

185 n pathogenicity for clinical use to minimize health disparities in genomic medicine.

186 will lead to better understanding of gender health disparities in glaucoma and better targeting popu

187 hypothesized that this phenomena may affect health disparities in hypertension.

188 cating a genetic component to cardiovascular health disparities in individuals of African ancestry.

189 vidence for a link between acculturation and health disparities in Latinos with a focus on type 2 dia

190 evel of individuals is likely to help reduce health disparities in Latinos.

191 Addressing health disparities in lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgende

192 tential mechanisms underlying cardiovascular health disparities in LGBTQ adults, (2) to identify rese

193 scientific knowledge to reduce environmental health disparities in low-income, minority communities.

194 ng risk factors might alter population-level health disparities in overall outcome distributions that

195 critical review of the literature concerning health disparities in PAH, identify major research gaps

196 present, there are few studies that address health disparities in PAH.

197 studies were found discussing the impact of health disparities in PAH.

198 intervention (EPI) services may not address health disparities in pathways to care and initial engag

199 A comprehensive scoping review of health disparities in pediatric epilepsy found that spec

200 antial implications regarding the well-known health disparities in prostate cancer, such as the highe

201 merged as a pivotal asset in addressing oral health disparities in recent years.

202 arental stress have been proposed to explain health disparities in respiratory disease, but the impac

203 Health disparities in stroke but not coronary deaths wil

204 AL may explain some of the unexplained health disparities in stroke populations.

205 ross racial groups may have implications for health disparities in the cardiometabolic domain into ad

206 The impact of health disparities in the diagnosis, treatment, and clin

207 ng work that locates the cause of race-based health disparities in the external effects of the contex

208 discuss how to improve treatment and reduce health disparities in the juvenile justice and mental he

209 Many health disparities in the United States are linked to in

210 Data to assess and monitor trends in vision health disparities in the United States are not collecte

211 as been proposed to contribute to race-based health disparities in the United States because of diffe

212 Alleviating health disparities in the United States is a goal with b

213 Despite persistent schooling-related health disparities in the United States, little is known

214 nd remains a fundamental cause of persistent health disparities in the United States.

215 ves and the distinct demographic patterns of health disparities in the United States.

216 ferences in noise exposure may contribute to health disparities in the United States.

217 ty-living older persons and, in turn, reduce health disparities in the US.

218 In fact, oral health disparities in the youngest children may be widen

219 stems can take steps to alleviate persistent health disparities in this population.

220 and culturally competent care contribute to health disparities in transgender persons, such as incre

221 Eliminating health disparities in vaccination coverage among various

222 ing and thereby contribute to a reduction in health disparities in women with germline BRCA mutations

223 SLC30A 1-10 in PCa, in the context of racial health disparity in human PCa samples obtained from Euro

224 rential mortality rates remain a significant health disparity in the United States, suggesting the ne

225 knowledge of the existence and magnitude of health disparities, including the multifactorial causes

226 istics guidelines to complex sample surveys (health disparity indices and absolute and relative diffe

227 The health disparities initiative outlined herein enunciates

228 campaign to integrate elimination of cancer health disparities into the Society's overall mission an

229 the need to understand and address perinatal health disparities is clear, the goal of identifying mul

230 Eliminating health disparities is one of two overarching goals of He

231 esidential segregation influences health and health disparities, it is critical to incorporate a life

232 ias in temporal comparisons of socioeconomic health disparities, it was not designed for causal infer

233 ions p1 and p2, some of which are new to the health disparities literature.

234 s recent reports exploring racial and ethnic health disparities, little is known about the outcomes o

235 rch and prevention aimed at ameliorating SES health disparities may benefit from considering the risk

236 Reasons for health disparities may include neighborhood-level factor

237 In this issue, Harper et al. present seven health disparity measures and apply them to US lung canc

238 n thoroughly characterized with quantitative health-disparity measures.

239 California) Center for Population Health and Health Disparities (median block length, street segment,

240 dy (Morehouse and Emory Team up to Eliminate Health Disparities; n=712) and the Predictive Health stu

241 n; National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities; National Cancer Institute; National

242 an explanation of the most prominent racial health disparities observed at the population level.

243 ocially determined vulnerabilities (SDVs) to health disparities often cluster within the same individ

244 iology of pediatric trauma and the impact of health disparities on care of the injured child.

245 o determine the cumulative effect of SDVs to health disparities on incident HF hospitalization.

246 representation as a limitation, and focus on health disparities or inequities.

247 understand if and how acculturation affects health-disparity outcomes in Latinos.

248 cations for analyzing changing socioeconomic health disparities over time.

249 l health, may be an important contributor to health disparities, particularly for reproductive health

250 Pb is associated with health disparities, particularly within low-income popul

251 SSDH) have been consistently associated with health disparities, percentage African genetic ancestry

252 Health disparities plague our healthcare system.

253 on that nutritional status may influence the health disparities present in this population.

254 ll ethnic groups is of crucial importance to health disparity prevention and reduction.

255 These results uncover important health disparities, refine the concept of the allergic m

256 iation oncology, imaging, health systems and health disparities, regulation and financing, population

257 pation in SDM, they have potential to impact health disparities related to these factors.

258 While many aspects of this health disparity remain poorly understood, our results s

259 Reducing health disparities remains a major public health challen

260 neighborhood inequality contribute to racial health disparities remains methodologically challenging.

261 Addressing health disparities requires a multilevel approach involv

262 Addressing health disparities requires advancing our understanding

263 research; and 4) increase prioritization of health disparities research and methods.

264 miology; and 4) increasing the visibility of health disparities research and researchers in epidemiol

265 ual AADR Fall Focused Symposium (FFS), "Oral Health Disparities Research and the Future Face of Ameri

266 tandard approaches for mediation analysis in health disparities research can yield misleading results

267 Responsible health disparities research requires a multifaceted appr

268 Health disparities research spans multiple fields and me

269 oup in the US but remain underrepresented in health disparities research, including research on skin

270 In this commentary, by way of example in health disparities research, we probe this "closer engag

271 ompared with the NIH's overall investment in health disparities research.

272 or a solid theoretical framing to guide oral health disparities research.

273 ow the analysis of tumor biology can advance health disparity research.

274 Health disparities researchers face tradeoffs between "r

275 Consequently, when investigating health disparities, researchers may wish to adjust for c

276 Health disparities such as these are one of the greatest

277 Observed vision health disparities suggest a need for educational and in

278 US National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities, Swedish Research Council.

279 The Society of General Internal Medicine Health Disparities Task Force used a review and consensu

280 ditions; and cross-cutting topics, including health disparities, technology, fostering of interdiscip

281 the many well-documented race-based physical health disparities that affect this population.

282 Using recent research statements focused on health disparities, the group identified six major study

283 highlights the reviews in the Race in Cancer Health Disparities Theme Issue that improve our understa

284 , this article frames a discussion of racial health disparities through a resilience approach rather

285 d communication technologies may help reduce health disparities through their potential for promoting

286 fforts should simultaneously work to address health disparities to ensure that a future of improved o

287 that would help address the contribution of health disparities to PAH.

288 Given the potential adverse impact of health disparities, we recommend that research efforts b

289 comparing various measures of socioeconomic health disparities when bias can arise from temporal cha

290 ic is framed as part of the general issue of health disparities, which involves the oft-observed posi

291 biome research to contribute to reduction of health disparities while avoiding attribution of causal

292 AB may be most useful for identifying sexual health disparities, while transgender self-identificatio

293 Health disparities will be improved in stroke deaths but

294 erstanding of the role of mitochondria in OC health disparities will help in developing novel therape

295 Awareness of health disparities will likely improve advocacy efforts,

296 specialized in glaucoma, women's health and health disparities, will lead to better understanding of

297 h psychotic disorders experience substantial health disparities with respect to diabetes, including i

298 ithin Israel are magnified in the context of health disparities with the neighbouring Palestinian pop

299 rise large populations that often experience health disparities, with those from marginalized gender,

300 the contribution of neighborhood effects to health disparities would require overlap in the racial d