Women More Frequently Report Pain, Higher Pain Scores Compared With Men
Researchers investigated pain experiences among women with noncommunicable diseases across different regions and age groups.
Diagnosis & Disease Information
Fatal Coronary Heart Disease Higher Among Black vs White US Adults
The racial differences in the incidence rates of out-of-hospital and in-hospital fatal coronary heart disease were evaluated.
Extreme Poverty Associated With Increased Risk of Pediatric ALL Relapse
Researchers sought to determine the impact of extreme poverty on the risk of relapse in pediatric patients with ALL.
Pediatric Mental Disorder Risk Associated With Gender, Family Income, Obesity
This study was designed to be a current snapshot of the prevalence of and trends in mental disorders among children aged 9 to 10 years in the US.
Black Men With Metastatic Prostate Cancer More Frequently Refuse Chemotherapy
A recent study found a racial disparity in the use of guideline-concordant treatment for metastatic prostate cancer.
Uterine Cancer Mortality on the Rise, but Research Remains Underfunded
Though mortality rates for uterine cancer are on the rise, research for this cancer is underfunded, a study suggests.
Frequent Use of Sleep Medications May Increase Dementia Risk in White Adults
Researchers sought to investigate whether an association exists between use of sleep medications and dementia risk among White and Black older populations.
Racial Differences Influence Breast Cancer Risk Management in White, Black Women
Researchers sought to determine if decision making regarding managing breast cancer risk differed between women of different races at above average risk.
Suicidal Prediction Among Adolescents Seen in Emergency Departments Improving
Researchers sought to compare the ASQ instrument with the CASSY instrument for the predictive validity of suicidal behavior among adolescents treated in EDs.
Why Women May Have a Higher Risk of Developing Dementia Than Men
In an international meta-analysis, researchers evaluated sex differences in all-cause dementia risk across diverse ethno-regional groups.
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