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Did you know that social isolation increases heart disease risk by 41% in men? But the story goes much deeper than individual lifestyle choices.

In this episode, we explore how systemic racism—not personal decisions—is the primary driver of cardiovascular health disparities for men of color. From healthcare access barriers to environmental factors and chronic stress from discrimination, we uncover the structural inequities that put men of color at disproportionate risk.

What You'll Learn: ✅ The shocking statistics on social isolation and heart disease ✅ How systemic racism impacts cardiovascular health outcomes ✅ Why the "lifestyle choice" narrative misses the real problem ✅ Actionable insights for addressing health disparities at the community level

This conversation is critical for anyone concerned about health equity, especially for people of color aged 45+ and veterans who face compounded health challenges.

About Public Health Unmuted: Join us as we tackle social injustices and public health disparities head-on, bringing evidence-based discussions that center the experiences of communities of color.

📍 Based in Dallas TX 🎙️ Hosted by RT, Public Health Advocate & Chronic Disease Self-Management Educator

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Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes. Always consult healthcare professionals for medical advice.