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Dentro de Mí: Viviendo con esclerosis múltiple
Un documental premiado que presenta a pacientes hispanos/latinos con EM que viven en los EE. UU. y sus experiencias y perspectivas sobre la esclerosis múltiple.…
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Socioeconomic disparity is associated with faster retinal neurodegeneration in multiple sclerosis
A study of 789 people diagnosed with MS found that socioeconomic disparity was associated with faster retinal neurodegeneration as measured by optical coherence tomography, and…
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Comorbidity Disparities in Multiple Sclerosis
The authors reviewed a number of common comorbidities experienced by people with MS, and how they affect MS risk and outcomes. They highlight the lack…
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Addressing Bias in Healthcare
Dr. Annette Okai discusses systemic bias and inequities in MS healthcare, particularly within the Black community, including lack of inclusion in clinical trials. She offers…
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La Experiencia Hispana/Latinx con La MS
Información y videos sobre el efecto de la EM en las personas hispanas/latinas y los desafíos que enfrenta la comunidad hispana/latina con EM cuando se…
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Racial disparities in hypertension management among multiple sclerosis patients
This study indicates Black patients with MS are more likely to have uncontrolled hypertension and be on anti-hypertensive treatment than White patients with MS. Factors…
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The Many Faces of MS: Exploring Diversity and Differences
Research shows that the African-American and Hispanic-American populations are more affected by MS than historically thought and may have different disease courses. In this one-hour…
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The African American Experience and Multiple Sclerosis
Research indicates that African Americans with multiple sclerosis tend to have more diverse symptoms at diagnosis and a more aggressive disease course than Caucasians with…
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Hispanic American MS Experience
This recorded webinar delves into the influence of culture on the MS experience by addressing the diverse effects of MS on the Hispanic community. Dr.…
Minority Health and Research Resources
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