Wednesday, April 4, 2018

Checkout How Blacks With Higher Education As Tend To Be Healthier

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Link Established Between
Higher Education And Better Health

 Nationwide  -- Studies asserted direct links between socioeconomic status (education attainment, career and income) and poor health outcomes.

 Within Black and other minority communities, less than optional health outcomes are much more pronounced compared to their White counterparts. In other words, low socioeconomic statuses leads to much more chronic illnesses and untimely death in minority populations. The United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) reported that Black adults were 80 percent more likely than non-Hispanic white adults to have been diagnosed with diabetes by a doctor (HHS 2016). Though such reports are grim but there is a silver lining.

Investigations as completed by Dr. Anika Thrower show opportunities to reverse poor health outcomes. This starts with ensuring we understand the value in higher education and passing that knowledge along to our youth.



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New Haven, Connecticut (04/02/2018): As approved by the Connecticut Department of Public Health, researcher Dr. Anika Thrower conducted a health-based investigation within a segment of a minority based population in New Haven, Connecticut. Similar to the conclusions determined in a plethora of other studies, her study showed when combined, low rates of educational attainment and poor health plagued minority populations most often. As published through scholarly journal articles she expressed higher education is the gateway to healthier communities generationally.

As a reflection of her research, work around the country and within teaching in higher education, she will publish a self-help book entitled The Art of Dominating the Winner's Circle for the College-Minded Student. Due to be released on April 27, 2018, Dr. Thrower plants seeds of empowerment to assist youth and young adults to not only dominate the academic journey but over time claim better health.

Also known as The Self-Preservationist, Dr. Thrower expressed, "Higher education saved my life. Impact from the college journey builds healthy communities." In her book, she rolls out the roadmap and shows youth and young adults there remains a distinction between receiving a college acceptance letter, enrolling in college and thriving in higher education. Obtain a higher education takes hard work but bears life-saving fruits.

Book pre-orders are now being accepted online at www.huesofhealth.com. For more information about The Art of Dominating the Winner’s Circle for the College-Minded Student or connecting with Dr. Thrower, call her directly at (413) 461-6984.


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