Laurita Thomas, MEd
Articles
September 17th 2014
Targeting High-Risk Employees May Reduce Cardiovascular Racial Disparities
James F. Burke, MD, MS Sandeep Vijan, MD Lynette A. Chekan, MBA Ted M. Makowiec, MBA Laurita Thomas, MEd Lewis B. Morgenstern, MD
Targeting cardiovascular risk reduction interventions to high-risk patients has the potential to reduce cardiovascular racial disparities, improve health, and reduce costs.
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