New Research Spotlight: Disparities in Lifetime Risks of Death

Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page. NIMHD-Funded Study Reveals Disparities in Lifetime Risks of Death Almost 150,000 deaths in the United States in 2018 were caused by a firearm, drug overdose, or motor vehicle accident. A researcher at Case Western Reserve University's Center for Reducing Health Disparities has shown that race/ethnicity, sex, and state of residence affect a person's risk of these premature and largely preventable deaths. The findings can help researchers understand the causes of these differences and can lead to further studies on how these early deaths might affect families and societies. Dr. Sehgal shares ways that health care providers and researchers can help reduce the lifetime risks of these three causes of death. Learn More Customize your NIMHD email subscription today, through GovDelivery! Click here to update your subscription topics and to choose how often you receive them.

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