Migraine is one of the most common neurological disorders, but many people who have migraines have a hard time getting the treatment they need to stop or lessen their headaches. It is estimated that only approximately a quarter of people with episodic migraine receive a correct diagnosis and proper treatment in the United States. A possible explanation for this could be healthcare disparities, which are characterized as racial or ethnic variances in health care quality. Disparities don't have anything to do with issues of access, clinical needs, preferences, or the correctness of care.
Recently, researchers talked about the things that make it hard for people in the healthcare system to treat headaches the same way. They also talked about some possible solutions. The authors looked at current studies to see if there were any signs of differences in how headache care was given based on race, socioeconomic status, insurance coverage, and geography. They found many, including those based on race, socioeconomic status, insurance coverage, and geography.
Racial biases significantly impact one's ability to seek adequate headache care.
The prevalence of migraine in the United States is about the same for people of different races. African American and Hispanic people are 25% and 50% less likely to be diagnosed with migraine than white people. African American patients who go to the emergency room appear to have a much lower chance of getting diagnostic imaging than white patients. White children are three times more likely than children of other races to receive imaging. African Americans are less likely than white people to seek migraine treatment in health care settings. Additionally, they are less likely to be diagnosed with a headache and are less likely to be provided with migraine medication. Patients may be wary of doctors and have bad feelings about the healthcare system, which may be a part of the reason.
According to the new research, the most persistent imbalance was a bias against the use of pain drugs in nonwhite groups, which results in two diametrically opposed difficulties. On the one hand, less effective pain control in nonwhite populations may lead to poorer care and more disabilities. On the other hand, overprescription of unsuitable pain drugs in the white population may put them at risk of dependence and abuse. Headache medicine doctors should be aware of and work to eliminate any differences in treatment for American Indian and Alaska Native patients, as well as any other groups that are not white.
While the general vibe of summer approaching still feels uncertain, we do know the best nail designs of 2022, and they're good. While you could certainly spend your extra time indoors this winter looking for them, we took it upon ourselves to do it for you and compiled a list of every single save-worthy nail trend that has crossed our feeds in the last few months.
There's something for every vibe, mood, and nail shape here, from a variety of twists on the French manicure to DIY-able rainbow nails and velvet nails. Whether you want to go to a salon or do it yourself, scroll down for the best nail designs of 2022 by nail designer Hybrydowa-ola.
There's something for every vibe, mood, and nail shape here, from a variety of twists on the French manicure to DIY-able rainbow nails and velvet nails. Whether you want to go to a salon or do it yourself, scroll down for the best nail designs of 2022 by nail designer Hybrydowa-ola.
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Every big fashion blogger we know is seen on the street wearing an all-black ensemble. And this street style trend isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
We've compiled a collection of all-black ensemble styles from some incredible street style stars. Take a cue from this look and update your wardrobe with your favourite black pieces.
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