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Heart disease can be a heavy burden for anyone. But new research suggests that black women at risk for the illness are also more prone to loneliness and money worries than their white peers.
IBM Watson Health started collaboration with the drug regulatory agency in the US to research the application of blockchain technology to the exchange of health data across various platforms.
Black Americans who live in poor neighborhoods are at higher risk for heart disease and stroke than those who live in wealthier areas, a new study finds.