Social determinants of health (SDOH) are conditions influencing individuals' health based
on their environment of birth, living, working, and aging. Addressing SDOH is crucial for …

Health disparities, preventable differences in the burden of disease and disease outcomes
often experienced by socially disadvantaged populations, can be found in nearly all areas of …

Since 1989, hundreds of thousands of lives have been saved worldwide by the widespread
use of screening mammography alongside new developments in breast cancer treatment …

Background Clinical guidelines and scientific data increasingly support the appropriate use
of cardiovascular magnetic resonance (CMR). The extent of CMR adoption across the …

Introduction For high-risk women, breast magnetic resonance (MR) is the preferred
supplemental imaging option, but spatial access differences may exacerbate disparities in …

Placenta accreta spectrum disorder (PASD) encompasses various types of abnormal
placentation in which chorionic villi directly adhere to or invade the myometrium. The …

Background: In the United States (US), Black/African American women suffer
disproportionately from breast cancer health disparities with a 40% higher death rate …

Objective The role of MRI in guiding patients' diagnosis and treatment is increasing.
Therefore, timely MRI performance prevents delays that can impact patient care. We …

Because of the established contribution of social factors to health outcomes, approaches
that address upstream determinants of health have increasingly been recognized as cost …

The term “Accountable Care Organization” was originally coined by Dr. Elliott Fisher who
argued that providers along the health care continuum should share accountability for a …