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Salvador Cruz-Flores, M.

Relevant literature was reviewed, focusing on reports published since The investigators identified differences in the distribution of risk factors, stroke incidence, prevalence, and mortality among different ethnic and racial groups. They found that these disparities are affected by differences in socioeconomic status, insurance status, feelings about the health care system, and the limited number of minority health care providers.

The statement also details that minorities use emergency services less, are delayed arriving and wait longer at the emergency department, and are less likely to receive thrombolysis for acute ischemic stroke.

They also experience longer stays in rehabilitation and have worse functional outcomes than whites. Minorities participate less in clinical research, due to factors that include limited awareness and lack of trust. Several study authors disclosed financial ties to the pharmaceutical, medical device, and biotechnological industries.

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