Illness, Race Tied In Study Of Care

Black nursing home residents in Maryland and Virginia are more likely than white residents to be sent to hospitals for dehydration, poor nutrition, bedsores and other ailments because of a gap in the quality of in-house medical care, according to a study to be published in a medical journal.
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Jackie Spinner

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