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Nov 26, 2025, 04:47
Jonathan Fisher: Discrimination Creates Measurable Changes in the Body
Jonathan Fisher, Clinical Physician Executive at Novant Health, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Discrimination creates measurable changes in the body, shaping the cardiovascular system in ways that rival traditional risk factors for heart disease like diet, exercise, and family history.
As we close our exploration of the seven Heart Breakers, we arrive at discrimination – perhaps the most complex and systemic of them all.
What’s your reaction to the data? Looking forward to your thoughts and insights.”
Read full paper here.
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