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A new Department of Population Medicine-led study found premature death an average of 26% higher among sexual minority women, suggesting that much work lies ahead to reduce health disparities among all sexual minority groups.

Lead author @SMcKetta spoke w/JAMA's Linda Brubaker about it:

In an otherwise largely homogeneous sample of female nurses, participants identifying as lesbian or bisexual had markedly earlier mortality during the study period compared with heterosexual women. ja.ma/3y2JwRe

A new cross-sectional study coauthored by Department of Population Medicine investigators used #MDPHnet data to generate EHR-based small area estimates (SAEs) to compare to survey SAEs. Read what they found in @AMJPrevMed: buff.ly/3Qh0Zf6

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Lesbian & bisexual women die prematurely compared to heterosexual women 🌈

Per video👇We must collectively demand changes so everyone has opportunity to live a long & healthy life

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New work led by Department of Population Medicine's Sarah McKetta found premature death higher among sexual minority women than their heterosexual peers. Read the study, online today, in JAMA:

.Department of Population Medicine is proud to contribute to work accomplished as part of this collaboration.

Read the latest research in these joint efforts to reduce healthcare associated infections. ⬇️

.Department of Population Medicine investigators contributed to the INSPIRE trials as part of a a scientific consortium including HCA Healthcare, Department of Population Medicine, the University of California, Irvine and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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