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Vinculan el racismo con el deterioro cognitivo en mujeres afroamericanas

  • Written by Lynn Rosenberg, Professor of Epidemiology, Boston University
imagePara las mujeres afroamericanas, el racismo puede contribuir a una variedad de problemas de salud. Getty Images / monkeybusinessimages

Los afroamericanos tienen tasas más elevadas de demencia y Alzheimer que los estadounidenses blancos. El estrés crónico, asociado con el deterioro cognitivo y la reducción del volumen...

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