Pandemic’s Mental Health Effects for Many Vulnerable Individuals
...industries in a large U.S. city. Nearly half (49.5%) of the participants were Black Americans, 23% were Hispanic Americans, and 83% were women. The [...]
...industries in a large U.S. city. Nearly half (49.5%) of the participants were Black Americans, 23% were Hispanic Americans, and 83% were women. The [...]
...fuels. Making new paper from trees requires more energy than paper recycling, but the energy for this process is generated from black liquor — [...]
...program at the NTU School of Social Sciences said, “Current machine learning algorithms for personality prediction can seem like a black box [...]
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...time of enrollment (1985-1986) in this study and were free of cardiovascular disease at that time. Participants included 2,509 Black adults and [...]
...income, increased their consumption of ultra-processed foods, with the exception of Hispanic adults, who ate significantly less ultra-processed foods and more whole [...]
...black and white participants, utilized the GrimAge2 epigenetic clock to assess dietary impacts. Results indicated that every increase in sugar [...]
...active, and potential childcare costs involved with recreational physical activity. Unfortunately, these barriers are more likely to affect historically marginalized [...]
...developed T2D more frequently than females (13.6 versus 8.2 percent). Non-Hispanic Black adults had the highest incidence (16.9 percent), compared [...]
...of which recommend babies are breastfed exclusively through at least six months of age, only 1 in 4 infants receives only breastmilk for the first six months of [...]