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Black Americans continue to have higher rates of heart disease mortality compared with white Americans, despite a decline in recent years, according to data from a Journal of the American College of Cardiology progress report.“After 2.5 decades of follow-up, the gap in excess cardiovascular mortality for Black compared with white Americans is smaller than it was in 2000 but no smaller than
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