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Despite an increase in the overall number of U.S. pharmacies

One in Eight U.S. Pharmacies Closed in 2009 Through 2015

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Closures disproportionately affect independent pharmacies and low-income neighborhoods
In predominantly English-speaking settings

Limited English Proficiency May Worsen Chronic Disease Outcome

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Findings seen in patients discharged from academic medical centers in Toronto with COPD or heart failure
Pediatricians should play a role in advocating to redress biases and inequalities in the health system and other systems

Pediatricians Have Role to Play in Addressing Racism

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Infants of color, especially African-Americans, are most often disadvantaged in NICU
Disparities exist in access to infertility care for women in the United States

Disparities Identified in Access to Infertility Care for U.S. Women

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Women with incomes <$25,000 less often seek infertility care than those with incomes >$100,000
Current U.S. Preventive Services Task Force guidelines for lung cancer screening eligibility may be too conservative for African American smokers

USPSTF Lung Cancer Screening Too Conservative for Blacks

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Lowering smoking pack-year eligibility criteria would up screening eligibility for African American smokers
Health care has modest effects on extending life expectancy in the United States

Access to Health Care Has Little Impact on Longevity

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Social, behavioral factors account for greater portion of premature mortality than does health care
Broadband penetration rates are considerably lower in the most rural counties

Poor Broadband Penetration in Rural Areas Limits Telemedicine

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Broadband penetration poor in counties with inadequate access to primary care doctors, psychiatrists
Most Americans report having excellent or good health and have a usual place to go for medical care

CDC: Most Americans Report Excellent, Good Health

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Most health measures remained stable from 2017; percent of adults who have been tested for HIV increased
Receipt of primary care is associated with significantly more high-value care

More High-Value Care Associated With Receipt of Primary Care

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Increasing investment in primary care may improve value in the U.S. health care system
Parental depression is linked to kids' increased use of health services

Parental Depression Ups Odds of Child Use of Health Services

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Findings seen across spectrum of care -- outpatient, emergency department, inpatient