It shouldn’t come as a surprise that there are several deadly diseases that strike Blacks harder and more often than they do other groups, particularly whites. What are the ones affecting us the most?

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The team of scientists created a similar condition to the water running through pipes to study how water reacts to stagnancy.

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Those words then prompt the men outside to throw an unidentified object towards the store, with the security guard only narrowly missing being hit while holding a metal basket and a plastic crate.

But the disease is also now linked to a higher-than-usual risk of developing certain autoimmune disorders, according to recent research. And while this news may make it feel like the whole world ...

“Shingles has traditionally been regarded as an infectious disease,” Sooji Lee, MD, researcher in the Center for Digital Health in the Medical Science Research Institute at Kyung Hee ...

A study published this week in JAMA Neurology reinforces those findings, putting the probability of a mystery disease at roughly 1 in a million. Doctors working on the study evaluated 25 ...