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Community-based adult vision screening program increases access to eye care
1. In a cluster-randomized trial of a community-based program adults living in public housing in New York City, vision screening ...
Tag: social determinants of health
Low neighborhood opportunities lead to increased disease severity and hospitalizations
1. In a retrospective study, patients with lower neighborhood advantage are hospitalized more frequently, have greater disease severity, and have increased ...
Low income associated with increased BMI and chronic stress
1. In a prospective cohort study, low income was associated with an increase in body mass index (BMI) and cortisol levels ...
Neighborhood disadvantage is associated with increased risk of psychiatric disorders in refugee children
1. In a retrospective study of refugee children in Denmark, there was a linear association between increasing risk of psychiatric disorders ...
Young children who experience eviction have increased health risks
1. In a retrospective cohort of young children in the United States, prior eviction was associated with poorer health, increased ...
Factors associated with mortality among homeless elderly in California
1. Premature mortality was common amongst homeless older adults in the United States. 2. Factors contributing to premature mortality amongst ...
Increased breast cancer mortality observed in black women in the United States
1. In this retrospective study conducted in the United States, Black women were found to have a higher 5-year breast ...
Pediatric asthma morbidity is associated with geographic location and social determinants of health
1. Asthma morbidity and hospital utilization for unscheduled healthcare visits varies significantly (>10-fold differences) across geographic census tracts in Washington, D.C. ...
Racial and ethnic disparities in trends and outcomes of cardiogenic shock and peripartum cardiomyopathy
1. Among patients with peripartum cardiomyopathy complicated by cardiogenic shock, there was a higher risk of in-hospital mortality in Black ...
Social risk factors associated with increased pediatric emergency department utilization
1. In a large cohort of children screened for risk factors such as food insecurity and housing instability in a ...
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