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ABSTRACT
PRESENTATIONS FROM ISHIB2008,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
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001
VALIDITY OF ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC
CLASSIFICATION OF LEFT
VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY
ACROSS ADULT ETHNIC GROUPS
WITH ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY
AS A STANDARD: A REVIEW
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AP
Vanezis; R BHOPAL |
002
IMPLEMENTING SMOKELESS
TOBACCO INSTRUCTION INTO
MEDICAL EDUCATION
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J
SPANGLER; KL Foley; S
Crandal; C Lane; K Walker;
M Macrai; K Vaden; G Marion |
003
REDUCING THE INCIDENCE
RATE OF CARDIOVASCULAR
DISEASE IN AFRICAN AMERICANS
THROUGH CULTURALLY SENSITIVE
COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH
EDUCATION STRATEGIES
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A
JOHNSON; M Colomb; N Duncan |
004
PUTTING THEORY INTO PRACTICE:
IMPROVING HEALTH OUTCOMES
IN THE AFRICAN AMERICAN
POPULATION TROUGH COMMUNITY-BASED
APPROACHES TO CAPACITY
BUILDING ASSISTANCE
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A
JOHNSON; M Colomb; N Duncan |
005
PLASMA DHEAS AND CORTISO/DHEA
RATIO ABNORMALITIES OF
BABY WITH LOW BIRTH WEIGHTS
CAN PREDICT CARDIOVASCULAR
DISEASE STATUS IN ADULTHOOD
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D
MAVOUNGOU; MY Akoume;
B Ongali; P Hamed |
006
HOSPITAL QUALITY AS A
PREDICTOR OF UNAUTHORIZED
DISCHARGES AMONG CARDIOVASCULAR
DISEASE PATIENTS: DOES
RACE/ETHNICITY MATTER?
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E
ONUKWUGHA; FT Shaya; MR
Weir; E Saunders |
007
DEVELOPMENT OF A VALID
AND RELIABLE TOOL FOR
ASSESSING KNOWLEDGE ABOUT
CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE
AND ITS RISK FACTORS IN
PATIENTS DIAGNOSED WITH
HYPERTENSION AND/OR DIABETES:
THE BALTIMORE CARDIOVASCULAR
PARTNERSHIP
|
DE
JONES; W Johnson; E Saunders;
M Jackson |
008
THE EFFECTS OF VITAMIN
D AND PARATHYROID HORMONE
ON BLOOD PRESSURE AND
NON-INVASIVELY MEASURED
VASCULAR FUNCTION IN NORMOTENSIVE
AFRICAN AMERICANS
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ALB
VALINA-TOTH; Z Lai; R
Quah; M Britton; WYoo;
JM Flack |
009
FROM DISASTER MEDICINE
ANECDOTE TO SHARED EXPERIENCES:
QUALITATIVE METHODS FOR
IMPROVING PREPAREDNESS
KNOWLEDGE
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RD
FOREMAN; ML Icenogle;
ED Crook; MA Arrieta |
010
SELF-REPORTED HEALTH STATUS
AND ATTITUDES TOWARD COMMUNITY-BASED
HEALTH PROMOTION RESOURCES
IN AN UNDERPRIVILEGED
NEIGHBORHOOD
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JB
LANDRY; M Arrieta |
011
DEVELOPING PUBLIC HEALTH
PROGRAM GUIDANCE FOR BLOOD
PRESSURE CONTROL AMONG
AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN
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BF
LATTIMORE; N Berkman;
A Yuen; S Randolph |
012
PRE-KIDNEY TRANSPLANT
EDUCATION POSITIVELY IMPACTS
PATIENT SATISFACTION IN
A PREDOMINATELY AFRICAN
AMERICAN COMMUNITY
|
J
MCGEE; N Mruthinti; E
Donaldson-Fletcher |
013
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE COMPLICATIONS
IN AMBULATORY AREAS IN
AFRICA (N’DJAMENA
TEACHING HOSPITAL EXPERIENCES
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IP
Bahou; L Allawaye; MB
MOUANODJI |
014
EFFECT OF WILLIAMS LIFESKILLS
TRAINING ON ANGER CONTROL
IN AFRICAN AMERICAN ADOLESCENTS
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VA
BARNES; VPWilliams; RB
Williams; MH Johnson;
AM Stevens; VPShenbagarajan |
015
VALIDITY OF THE REDUCED-SAMPLE-INSULIN-MODIFIED
FREQUENTLY SAMPLED INTRAVENOUS
GLUCOSE TOLERANCE (FSIGT)
TEST IN AFRICAN AMERICANS
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AE
SUMNER; MFLucerio; BA
Frempong; M Ricks; S Sen;
H Kushner; MK Tulloch-Reid |
016
ANXIETY PREDICTS CARDIOVASCULAR
REACTIVITY IN YOUNG, HEALTHY
AFRICAN AMERICANS
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S
Yancey; M McClelland;
J Livingston; PPetrusi;
R Abou-Chacra; MA POINTER |
017
THE IMPACT OF ANGER ON
CHOLESTEROL LEVELS IN
HEALTHY AFRICAN AMERICANS
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CJ
Mills; DT Brandon; J Livingston;
MK McClelland; MA POINTER |
018
IMPORTANCE OF AEROBIC
FITNESS (VO2MAX) IN METABOLIC
SYNDROME IN SEDENTARY,
OVERWEIGHT AND OBESE AFRICAN
AMERICAN WOMEN
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T
GAILLARD; DP Schuster;
K Osei |
019
A RETROSPECTIVE ASSESSMENT
OF THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN
PATIENT FACTORS AND AFRICAN
AMERICANS’ WILLINGNESS
TO ACCEPT HEART CATHETERIZATIONS
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SD
JONES-EVERSLEY |
020
BLOOD PRESSURE LEVEL AND
NEUROCOGNITIVE PERFORMANCE
IN A COMMUNITY-BASED SAMPLE
OF AFRICAN AMERICANS
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E
CLARK, JR.; AL Campbell,
Jr.; JP Harrell; CO Callender |
021
ANGER/HOSTILITY AND DEPRESSION
ASSOCIATED WITH AN INFLAMMATORY
MARKER OF CARDIOVASCULAR
DISEASE IN AFRICAN AMERICANS
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DT
MWENDWA; J Thomas; S Crump;
C Callender; D Morehead;
J Wiley; J Brownlow; AL
Campbell |
022
CAN GUIDELINES IMPROVE
THERAPEUTIC INERTIA AMONG
PHYSICIANS WHO TREAT HYPERTENSION
IN AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN?
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J
RAVENELL; D Allen; J Thompson;
R Haley; R Victor |
023
THE IMPACT OF FRAMINGHAM
RISK SCORE ON ARTERIAL
VASCULAR STRUCTURE AND
FUNCTION IN HIGH-RISK
AFRICAN AMERICANS
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S
Hussein; J Kwagyan; G
Willie-Carnegie; M Ketete;
S Xu; AR Maqbool; S Nidich;
R Schneider; OS RANDALL |
024
THE EFFECT OF BMI ON NOCTURNAL
BLOOD PRESSURE DIPPING
|
L
Makbul; S Hussein; J Kwagyan;
A Maqbool; M Ketete; S
Xu; O RANDALL |
025
RED BLOOD CELL DISTRIBUTION
WIDTH (RDW): INDEPENDENT
PREDICTOR OF MORTALITY
IN A NATIONAL COHORT OF
STROKE SURVIVORS
|
C
ANI; B Ovbiagele; D Pan;
RS Baker; D Martins; K
Norris |
026
BLOOD PRESSURE RESPONSE
TO SYMPATHETIC STIMULATION
IS LINKED TO THE ALDOSTERONERENIN
SYSTEM IN AFRICAN AMERICANS
|
CE
GRIM; S Krishnaswami;
JM Kotchen; S Kidambi;
TA Kotchen |
027
EAT SMART, LIVE STRONG:
NUTRITION EDUCATION FOR
OLDER ADULTS
|
D
JOHNSON-BAILEY; JF Wilson;
A Lockett; A White; A
Singh |
028
THE IMPACT OF PATIENT
EDUCATION AND PHYSICIAN
EDUCATION ON BLOOD PRESSURE
CONTROL
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E
Saunders; W Johnson; F
Shaya; B Weaver; A Gu;
C Foster; D HOWARD |
029
PREDICTORS OF ISOLATED
SYSTOLIC HYPERTENSION
IN A GROUP OF INNER-CITY
MINORITY PATIENTS
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E
Saunders; W Johnson; F
Shaya; B Weaver; A Gu;
C Foster; D HOWARD |
030
HYPERTENSION IN LINEZOLID
TREATED PATIENTS
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M
KLEINPETER |
031
EFFECT OF DIABETES ON
TREATMENT COST OF STROKE
IN TENNESSEE: AN ANALYSIS
BY RACE
|
BA
HUSAINI; R Levine; Z Samad;
V Cain; J Sexton; M Moonis |
032
SERUM SELENIUM AND CARDIOVASCULAR
DISEASE DISPARITIES IN
AFRICAN AMERICANS: ANALYSIS
OF US POPULATION DATA
FROM THE THIRD NATIONAL
HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION
SURVEY
|
C
ANI; D Martin; D Pan;
RS Baker; K Norris |
033
EVALUATION OF A COMMUNITY-BASED
PROGRAM DESIGNED TO DECREASE
HEALTH DISPARITIES. A
CASE STUDY OF THE AFRICAN
CARIBBEAN DIABETES PREVENTION
PROGRAM (CANADA)
|
SR
Anthony; V STEVENS; M
Rossi; V Bright |
034
FIT BODY AND SOUL: A CHURCH-BASED
BEHAVIORAL LIFESTYLE PROGRAM
FOR DIABETESPREVENTION
IN AFRICAN AMERICANS
|
S
DODANI; L Marion; R Sattin |
035
CAN DYSFUNCTIONAL HDL
EXPLAIN HIGH CORONARY
ARTERY DISEASE RISK IN
SOUTH ASIANS?
|
S
DODANI; G Reed; L Marion;
V George; M Navab; S Reddy |
036
THE ASSOCIATION OF DYSFUNCTIONAL
HDL WITH CORONARY ARTERY
DISEASES IN SOUTH ASIAN
IMMIGRANTS
|
S
DODANI |
037
MEDITATION IN AN INNER-CITY
CHARTER SCHOOL: FOCUS
GROUP AND SURVEY RESULTS
|
KA
Kondwani; VA BARNES |
038
FACTORS IMPACTING HEMODYNAMIC
FUNCTION WITH BEHAVIORAL
STRESS REDUCTION IN AFRICAN
AMERICAN ADOLESCENTS
|
VA
BARNES; FA Treiber; HC
Davis |
039
SEX AND RACE DIFFERENCES
IN DIASTOLIC FUNCTION:
EFFECT OF MENTAL STRESS
|
GK
KAPUKU; HC Davis; K Carter;
G Bulluck; G Reed; GA
Harshfield |
040
IMPACT OF THE ‘I
AM FIT’ PROJECT
ON BLOOD PRESSURE IN TEENAGERS
|
VA
BARNES; S Das; J Kenny;
D Walker; DT Bedden; D
Kornegay; AM Stevens;
RM Cibirka |
041
UNDERSTANDING THE COMPLEXITY
OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HOME
CARE PATIENTS WITH HYPERTENSION
|
PH
Feldman; M McDonald; J
MONGOVEN; T Peng; L Gerber;
L Pezzin |
042
TWO OF THREE HOME BLOOD
PRESSURE DEVICES MARKETED
IN INNER-CITY AREAS FAIL
TO PASS THE EUROPEAN SOCIETY
OF HYPERTENSION VALIDATION
PROTOCOL: STUDIES IN AN
AFRICAN
AMERICAN POPULATION
|
CE
GRIM; CM Grim |
043
PERIODIC BLOOD PRESSURE
MEASUREMENT TRAINING UPDATES
KNOWLEDGE AND REDUCES
COMMON ERRORS IN THOSE
WHO MEASURE BP FOR PHARMACEUTICAL
TRIALS
|
CM
Grim; CE GRIM |
044
HURRICANE HYPERTENSION:
OVERWHELMING THE SYSTEM
FOR BP MEASUREMENT. THE
UTILITY OF PALPATED PRESSURE
AS AN EFFICIENT TRIAGE
|
CE
GRIM; CM Grim |
045
THE PERSISTENCE OF TRADITIONAL
BELIEFS ABOUT EPILEPSY
IN GHANA: A PSYCHOSOCIAL
STUDY AMONG UNIVERSITY
STUDENTS
|
KB
BARIMAH; AT Dugbartey |
046
THE INFLUENCE OF WEIGHT
CLASS ON METABOLIC SYNDROME
AMONG AFRICAN AMERICANS
|
DL
COVERSON; K Armstrong;
DA Grossniklaus; CM Reilly;
SB Dunbar; PC Clark; L
Zhao; P Igho-Pemu |
047
FROM NEEDS ASSESSMENT
TO PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH:
A COMMUNITY VISION OF
HEALTH PROMOTION PROGRAMS
IN ONE NATIVE AMERICAN
COMMUNITY
|
JR
FOLLETT; LR McDonald;
Sarah Colby |
048
APPLICATION OF AN ONLINE
NOMINAL GROUP TECHNIQUE
INITIATING KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER,
INTEGRATION AND CONSENSUS
AMONG HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
AT A DISTANCE
|
JR
FOLLETT; R Diez; ML Bogle;
K Kavanagh |
