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Cement Dust Pollution and Environment several paradigms that take a multilevel approach to the study of racism and health outcomes. The promise of these studies is the uncovering of the pathways that connect environmental events to cardiovascular diseases in groups negatively impacted by racism.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-43806-1 understanding of health disparities but, in particular, offers unique opportunities to develop methods and means of ameliorating health disparities. The chapter closes with recommendations for behavioral medicine investigators to reduce and ultimately eliminate disparities in cardiovascular health.

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Cardiovascular Behavioral Medicine: Past, Present, and Futureated genomic, biomarker, vascular, and neuroimaging techniques to examine disease processes. Lifestyle and psychosocial interventions decrease CVD vulnerability in high-risk populations and prevent recurrence of myocardial infarction and death. These results need replication in rigorous randomized c