High blood pressure links to black health disparities
In Anaheim, physicians report 25 million Americans have hypertension with half unaware. Panelists link high blood pressure to higher death risk, noting blacks face greater heart disease burden and lower treatment rates. Stamler, Johnson, Markowitz and Langford discuss race, crowding, and detection affecting outcomes.
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Anaheim
Calif
Jeremiah Stamler
Chicago Health Research Foundation
Stamler
American Heart Association
John Johnson
Howard University College of Medicine
Milton Markowitz
University of Connecticut Health Center
Langford
United States
The Truth Isn’t News In Russia
Russian press coverage shows propaganda framing and selective reporting on U.S. events. Pravda Tass and others omit details like three guards’ deaths at San Quentin and the gun claim, while highlighting Angela Davis and Attica. The piece notes Amchitka testing coverage and growing domestic repression narratives. Women admitted as day students at New Mexico Military Institute in 1972.
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George Jackson
Soledad Brothers
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Soviet Union
Jackson
Tzvestia
Tass
Angela Davis
Marin County
New York
San Rafael
U.S
Attica
USA
Strelmikov
America
Vladimir Valshedchenko
Washington
Stelnikov
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