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It isn't a secret that African Americans continue to chart high rates of chronic diseases.
According the to CDC, heart disease and cancer are among the leading causes of death in the Black community, while obesity and hypertension follow suit with a severe impact on overall quality of life.
There are many schools of thought on how to combat this dilemma.
And now the National Institutes of Health brings change to people of color in one particularly meaningful way: focusing on diversity and representing those who have previously been underrepresented via the All of Us Research Campaign.
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