Pandemic Widened Cervical Cancer Screening Gaps for Women with Disabilities, Nationwide Study Finds
A nationwide South Korean cohort study of more than 21 million person-years shows cervical cancer screening declined more sharply among ...
A nationwide South Korean cohort study of more than 21 million person-years shows cervical cancer screening declined more sharply among ...
A new systematic review finds that community water fluoridation may narrow social inequalities in childhood tooth decay, but the certainty ...
Heidelberg University researchers argue in Nature Human Behaviour that health inequality driven by the triple planetary crisis requires embedding health ...
A prospective study of 216 STEMI patients in Sana'a shows low socioeconomic status independently raises the odds of streptokinase reperfusion ...
A mixed-methods study of nearly 8,800 cancer survivors at a rural comprehensive cancer center found high engagement with patient portals ...
A new review argues that cultural taboos, patient shame, and diagnostic frameworks built for lighter skin combine to leave vulvar ...
A twelve-year interrupted time-series analysis of Sanming, China's health reform finds that staged payment and remuneration changes were associated with ...
Interviews with users of a digital binge eating intervention adapted for food insecurity reveal financial, structural, and emotional barriers and ...
A decade-long national program that brings hands-on surgical training to high school students has grown into one of the largest ...
A cross-sectional analysis of 892 U.S. surgical education leaders finds that women and underrepresented minority surgeons become progressively scarcer at ...
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