Episode 23: Cardiovascular Disease Risk among Black Populations

02/14/23 AT 12:02 PM

In celebration of American Heart Month, Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Associate Professor Diana Baptiste shares how she helps Black populations manage cardiovascular disease risk and how she integrates social justice within her work.

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