Assessment of Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Hospitalization and Mortality in Patients With COVID-19 in New York City

RT @EbonyJHilton_MD: @EricTopol Also important because we know #BlackAndBrownAmericans are statistically more likely to not be admitted to…

@EricTopol Also important because we know #BlackAndBrownAmericans are statistically more likely to not be admitted to #hospitals in comparison to #WhiteAmericans DESPITE being symptomatic. And how this is linked to #morbidity & #mortality https://t…

RT @nkquakyi: "Assessment of Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Hospitalization and Mortality in Patients With COVID-19 in New York City" — Read…

"Assessment of Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Hospitalization and Mortality in Patients With COVID-19 in New York City" — Read it on @ResearchGate: https://t.co/QGiaEwwN07

Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Hospitalization and Mortality in Patients With COVID-19 in New York City https://t.co/fUmDFYBGKl via @JAMANetworkOpen part of @JAMANetwork

@ADUK2019 @ConceptualJames Is this one from December 2020 the one you're thinking of? https://t.co/BdHVIwVXo3

"Black and Hispanic populations have higher rates of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) hospitalization and mortality than White populations but lower in-hospital case-fatality rates." https://t.co/BdHVIwVXo3

https://t.co/4DpfpjHzla

Once hospitalized, Black patients with COVID-19 have lower risk of death than white https://t.co/6dbdgcj3Lx https://t.co/YxtTilTRBM https://t.co/cEDVMorlWs

@TerriFalbo @HealthyBRHD @VDHgov @uvahealthnews Although Black people were more likely to get infected in comparison to Whites, IF they were hospitalized they had a LOWER death rate, suggesting mortality related to admissions practices moreso than biolo…

Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Hospitalization and Mortality in Patients With COVID-19 in New York City https://t.co/AzBDjvW3r4 #mostread

アジア系は、白人と重症化、死亡のオッズは同等という研究。NYCから https://t.co/6erIhY6l2C #新型コロナウイルス

RT @PNussenzweig: @MClerkship. Check out this retrospective cohort study in a large NYC healthcare system that demonstrates the higher rate…

Addressing existing structural determinants is so important in improving COVID19 outcomes

RT @PNussenzweig: @MClerkship. Check out this retrospective cohort study in a large NYC healthcare system that demonstrates the higher rate…

@MClerkship. Check out this retrospective cohort study in a large NYC healthcare system that demonstrates the higher rate of COVID-19 mortality in Black patients is largely due to racial disparities #socialdeterminantsofhealth https://t.co/qq0OEA347j

RT @EvanHonig1: https://t.co/7uKEBBP8cP Recent article by Ogedegbe et al in @JAMANetworkOpen looked the racial/ethnic disparities in hospit…

Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Hospitalization and Mortality in Patients With COVID-19 in New York City https://t.co/FOw3odVWZ1 via @JAMANetworkOpen part of @JAMANetwork

https://t.co/7uKEBBP8cP Recent article by Ogedegbe et al in @JAMANetworkOpen looked the racial/ethnic disparities in hospitalization/mortality during the COVID19 in NYC. It is interesting that black and Hispanic pts were more likely to test positive tha…

@jeligon More here: https://t.co/qN594bWIqO

Black and Hispanic had a higher likelihood than white of testing + for COVID. Hospitalized, health outcomes were similar. Hypothesis: social determinants increase probability of contracting COVID and barriers to seeking healthcare increase deaths at ho…

Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Hospitalization and Mortality in Patients With COVID-19 in New York City https://t.co/yOpjTbte67 #newonline

Black and Hispanic patients were more likely...than White patients to test positive; once hospitalized, Black patients were less likely than White patients to have critical illness or die after adjustment for comorbidity and neighborhood characteristics…

@EikeExner Yes I’m aware of that and have studied it for my job. I think what I really want is more evidence based research. Someone sent this, which was helpful https://t.co/WhZloNmvq5

@MalaikaJabali https://t.co/vMxQgi7JGn

@Cstr55 @d_stanny @Cleavon_MD And this — same findings: https://t.co/qN594bWIqO

Explaining COVID's racial inequity https://t.co/dESOFr3uzJ #MondayMorning #Monday #mondaythoughts #Career #Careers #Jobs #jobsearch #work #WorkFromHome #business #HumanResources #COVID #Covid_19 #Corona #coronavirus #pandemic

There’s growing evidence that the disparities we are seeing in #Covid_19 outcomes are due primarily to inequities in infection rates, which appear to be caused by differences in neighborhoods: housing, work opportunities, access to healthcare, etc. https:…

Assessment of Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Hospitalization and Mortality in Patients With COVID-19 in New York City | Health Disparities | JAMA Network Open | JAMA Network https://t.co/ifGJOYQIyv

@siravojrbilly13 @SVerghis @marklevinshow False. Here you go latest research. Follow science: new paper in @JAMANetworkOpen shows no disparity in adjusted outcomes between Black/Hispanic/White Cov patients once hospitalized; if anything, Blacks seem…

RT @drkeia: “Black patients were less likely than White patients to have critical illness or die after adjustment for comorbidity and neigh…

RT @leorahorwitzmd: Our new paper in @JAMANetworkOpen shows no disparity in adjusted outcomes between Black/Hispanic/White #COVID19 patient…

@harmdoer https://t.co/JIq92g0qtm

RT @leorahorwitzmd: Our new paper in @JAMANetworkOpen shows no disparity in adjusted outcomes between Black/Hispanic/White #COVID19 patient…

@TomFitton Do CDC and AMA know each other? And does the NYT know that JAMA Network Open is free? Published the day prior (4 Dec 20): Assessment of Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Hospitalization & Mortality in Patients w/ COVID-19 in NYC https://t.co…

@robcovingtonjr @thomaschattwill and the statistics on "race" everyone is fond of citing are likewise conflating co-morbidity with race. when admitted to the hospital, "black" patients did better than "white" ones. https://t.co/eoLwFeKLEK

@JCompson_III @nytimes A study was recently published showing that among those hospitalized with COVID-19 infection, Black patients were less likely than White patients to have severe illness and to die or be discharged to hospice. https://t.co/hKjTTmzE0h

“It is all about the exposure. It is all about where people live. It has nothing to do with genes.” Learn more about the COVID-19 racial gap in this study by our board member Dr. @GbengaOgedegbe: https://t.co/I33MxR2Wtl @nyulangone @nyuniversity @nytimes …

@ADUK2019 @OldKanart "Among patients hospitalized with COVID-19 infection, Black patients were less likely than White patients to have severe illness and to die or be discharged to hospice."https://t.co/ia7Q0Soagp

@NomanchezGuey @CTULocal1 False. Here you go latest research. Follow science Omar: new paper in @JAMANetworkOpen shows no disparity in adjusted outcomes between Black/Hispanic/White Cov patients once hospitalized; if anything, Blacks seem to do a li…

RT @aginnt: "Black and Hispanic patients were more likely, and Asian patients less likely, than White patients to test positive; once hospi…

"Black and Hispanic patients were more likely, and Asian patients less likely, than White patients to test positive; once hospitalized, Black patients were less likely than White patients to have critical illness or die after adjustment for comorbidity.…

@tracy_1776 @LeonydusJohnson You're wrong. "Among patients hospitalized with COVID-19 infection, Black patients were less likely than White patients to have severe illness and to die or be discharged to hospice." https://t.co/hKjTTmzE0h

RT @drkeia: “Black patients were less likely than White patients to have critical illness or die after adjustment for comorbidity and neigh…

“Black patients were less likely than White patients to have critical illness or die after adjustment for comorbidity and neighborhood characteristics.” Suggesting structural determinants pervasive in Black and Hispanic communities may explain deaths.

@WokeDoctors @KPMedSchool @ayshakhoury @DrFNA @DrAyanaJordan @RPR_FutureRCLU @uche_blackstock @DrsDefundPolice @BlackWomenDocs @BlackWomenSTEM @BlackInTheIvory @SNMA @LMSA_National New paper in @JAMANetworkOpen shows no disparity in adjusted outcomes …

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Excellent study! Shout out to my uncle on this one! @GbengaOgedegbe . @CedricMBrightMD @DrQuinnCapers4

Assessment of Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Hospitalization and Mortality in Patients With COVID-19 in New York City. See comment: Vitamin D status and age affect racial/ethnic disparities in COVID-19. William Grant, PhD https://t.co/5yV2359gYa

Incredibly important work by @GbengaOgedegbe looking at Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Hospitalization, Mortality in pts w/ COVID-19 and the role of structural determinants in outcomes https://t.co/CjTWpLnUI7 via @JAMANetworkOpen part of @JAMANetwork

RT @HironoriFunabi1: 元論文はこれです。 https://t.co/O0s63NpVu7

RT @miaojhua: Another study on race/ethnicity association with COVID mortality based on ~10K patients at @nyulangone showing that while inf…

"...Existing structural determinants pervasive in Black and Hispanic communities may explain the disproportionately higher out-of-hospital deaths due to COVID-19 infections in these populations" HT : https://t.co/gA791VNgce @JAMANetworkOpen study: ht…

Race is a social construct #10,999: Black and Hispanic pop's are not inherently more susceptible to poor #COVID19 outcomes...structural determinants (inequality in housing, access to care, poverty, etc) explain disproportionate COVID19 impacts https://t…

RT @nyupublichealth: Dr. @GbengaOgedegbe & GPH alum Deborah Onakomaiya co-authored a study published in @JAMANetworkOpen that assessed raci…

Dr. @GbengaOgedegbe & GPH alum Deborah Onakomaiya co-authored a study published in @JAMANetworkOpen that assessed racial/ethnic #disparities in hospitalization and mortality in patients with #COVID19 in New York City. Read here: https://t.co/fCuFtv…

@CTULocal1 @stacydavisgates New paper in @JAMANetworkOpen shows no disparity in adjusted outcomes between Black/Hispanic/White #COVID19 patients @nyulangone once hospitalized; if anything, Blacks seem to do a little better https://t.co/PkTh88J2ws

RT @DrMelissaSimon: #racism not #race is the risk factor 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼@GbengaOgedegbe @DrCHWilkins

RT @HironoriFunabi1: 元論文はこれです。 https://t.co/O0s63NpVu7

#racism not #race is the risk factor 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼@GbengaOgedegbe @DrCHWilkins

A clear case of, like with suicides, if you wait for the long (or at least longer) term data, you might actually be less hysterical about your partisan health fear-mongering during the pandemic. Cause, the picture is more nuanced and often 'surprising' - …

RT @ajcalac: “It is all about the exposure. It is all about where people live. It has nothing to do with genes.” Social Inequities Explain…

“It is all about the exposure. It is all about where people live. It has nothing to do with genes.” Social Inequities Explain Racial Gaps in Pandemic: https://t.co/a9fDcLxIf5 Assessment of Racial/Ethnic Disparities in COVID-19 Hosp./Mortality in NYC: ht…

Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Hospitalization and Mortality in Patients With COVID-19 in New York City https://t.co/KcSP7RcMb6 via @JAMANetworkOpen part of @JAMANetwork

Black and Latino COVID-19 patients' worse outcomes stem largely from not being able to access care quickly enough, rather than any underlying health conditions, according to a new study. https://t.co/ERWz0Xkelp

"existing structural determinants pervasive in Black and Hispanic communities may explain the disproportionately higher out-of-hospital deaths due to COVID-19 infections in these populations." #NEW #research -- https://t.co/g8PyGGj8D4

RT @HironoriFunabi1: 元論文はこれです。 https://t.co/O0s63NpVu7

For more on their recent @JAMANetworkOpen paper, check out this thread by Dr. Horowitz on their work: 👇🏾 https://t.co/DXeSZCmwTI 2/

NYC study: Blacks & Latinos disproportionately more likely to be infected but not more likely once infected to experience critical illness 👉🏽 Relevant to resource allocation. Supports preferential allocation of vaccine, treatments less so https://…

“Although Black patients were more likely than White patients to test positive for #COVID19, after hospitalization they had lower mortality, suggesting that neighborhood characteristics may explain their disproportionately higher out-of-hospital mortality…

RT @HironoriFunabi1: 元論文はこれです。 https://t.co/O0s63NpVu7

Another study on race/ethnicity association with COVID mortality based on ~10K patients at @nyulangone showing that while infection rates are higher in Black/Hispanic than white patients, in-hospital mortality rates are similar. 1/n https://t.co/UNXEXKbFzM

Although Black patients were more likely than White patients to test positive for COVID-19, after hospitalization they had lower mortality...neighborhood characteristics may explain disproportionately higher out-of-hospital COVID-19 mortality. https://t…

RT @HironoriFunabi1: 元論文はこれです。 https://t.co/O0s63NpVu7

RT @leorahorwitzmd: Our new paper in @JAMANetworkOpen shows no disparity in adjusted outcomes between Black/Hispanic/White #COVID19 patient…

RT @ConceptualJames: No one is shocked. Next, no one will be shocked when this paper gets retracted because lunatics on Twitter start calli…

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RT @leorahorwitzmd: Our new paper in @JAMANetworkOpen shows no disparity in adjusted outcomes between Black/Hispanic/White #COVID19 patient…

RT @ConceptualJames: No one is shocked. Next, no one will be shocked when this paper gets retracted because lunatics on Twitter start calli…

https://t.co/uWfvHGDXsx “We hear this all the time — ‘Blacks are more susceptible,’” Dr. Ogedegbe said. “It is all about the exposure. It is all about where people live. It has nothing to do with genes.” @AOC @KamalaHarris @staceyabrams

Wait so you're saying that the virus wasn't racist after all? What wonderful news! 🤦

RT @leorahorwitzmd: Our new paper in @JAMANetworkOpen shows no disparity in adjusted outcomes between Black/Hispanic/White #COVID19 patient…

I expect the "follow the science" will be swiftly replaced by "racism".

RT @ConceptualJames: No one is shocked. Next, no one will be shocked when this paper gets retracted because lunatics on Twitter start calli…

RT @leorahorwitzmd: Our new paper in @JAMANetworkOpen shows no disparity in adjusted outcomes between Black/Hispanic/White #COVID19 patient…

I've seen a lot of speculation that these disparities are a simple reflection of overrepresentation amongst essential workers. However, while the disparities are greatest for younger groups, they persist at all ages, which speaks to role of racism in he…

RT @leorahorwitzmd: Our new paper in @JAMANetworkOpen shows no disparity in adjusted outcomes between Black/Hispanic/White #COVID19 patient…

RT @ConceptualJames: No one is shocked. Next, no one will be shocked when this paper gets retracted because lunatics on Twitter start calli…

New paper on race/ethnic disparities in #COVID19 outcomes https://t.co/BvAn0rszgo

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