Center for Minority Health

04/07/08
Pitt’s Center for Minority Health Honors National Minority Health Month With Day-Long Community
Celebration on April 12
Improving the health status of racial and ethnic minorities who experience premature illness and death from cancer, diabetes and heart disease, and a number of other diseases is a major concern in today’s public health and medical care environment.

03/13/08
Closing the Gap: An OnQ Special Report
OnQ and WQED Pittsburgh are proud to be partners with Highmark in a series of reports and studio interviews exploring health disparities in our region.

3/13/08
Closing the Gap: Health Disparities Overview

OnQ kicks off our week-long series focusing on disparities in health care and medical access for various groups based on their race, sexual orientation, gender, economic status, among other categories. (Video)

3/13/08
Closing the Gap: Health Disparities: Racial and Ethnic

Presented by:
The Health Disparities Working Groups
in sponsorship with The Healthy Black Family Project, A Program of Center for Minority Health, Graduate School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh

© 2008 Center for Minority Health in collaboration with the Epidemiology Data Center
Graduate School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh
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