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Study finds high death rate among blacks in Baltimore
Johns Hopkins led study blends 1965 census with 1984–1986 Baltimore mortality data showing blacks die at higher rates than whites from cancer stroke and homicide. Poverty and access to care cited as major factors. cervical cancer and hypertension noted with race and income interactions.
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Johns Hopkins University
Monroe Lerner
Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
Baltimore Department of Health
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