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Breast, Ovarian Cancer Prediction Models More Accurate for White Women Than Asian-American Women, Study Finds
[Sep-25-2008]
CDC Recommends Asian, African Immigrants Be Tested for Hepatitis B
[Sep-19-2008]
Asian-Americans Less Likely Than Others To Seek Treatment for Mental Health Illnesses, Study Finds
[Sep-17-2008]
New American Media Examines Postpartum Depression Among Asian-Indian Women
[Sep-17-2008]
New York State Issues Grants To Launch Mental Health Programs Targeting Asian-Americans, Hispanics
[Sep-16-2008]
Asian-Americans, Blacks More Skeptical of Joint Replacement Surgery Than Whites, Study Finds
[Sep-08-2008]
Honolulu Advertiser Examines Diabetes Prevalence Among Native Hawaiians, Asian-American/Pacific Islanders
[Sep-08-2008]
Vietnamese-Americans Have High Risk for Mental Health Problems, Study Finds
[Sep-05-2008]
Number, Percentage of Uninsured U.S. Residents Decreased in 2007, Including Among Some Minority Groups, According to U.S. Census Bureau
[Aug-28-2008]
Asian-American/Pacific Islanders Have Higher Survival Rates than Others for Gastric Cancers, Study Finds
[Aug-25-2008]
California Learning Center Offers Autism Programs Tailored for Chinese-American Children
[Aug-14-2008]
Oregonian Examines Outreach Efforts To Improve Minority, Immigrant Health
[Jul-25-2008]
Asian Immigrants in California Continue To Protest Proposed Medi-Cal Cuts
[Jul-24-2008]
California Medical Schools Continue To Have Low Enrollment Among Minority Students
[Jul-23-2008]
High TB Rates Among Immigrants to U.S. Highlight Need for Improved Screening, Study Says
[Jul-23-2008]
Studies Look at Cardiovascular Disease Risks for Asian Indians
[Jul-11-2008]
Orange County, Calif., Social Service Agencies Seek To Provide Awareness of Culturally Competent Health Care to Vietnamese Community
[Jul-08-2008]
Minorities Less Likely To Be Screened for Colon Cancer, Study Finds
[Jun-24-2008]
Children From Families Where English Is Not the Primary Language More Likely To Be Uninsured, in Poorer Health, Study Says
[Jun-16-2008]
Number of Minorities Receiving Colon Cancer Screening Increases in New York City, Mainly Due to 'Patient Navigators,' Survey Shows
[Jun-06-2008]
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