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Health Literacy: the forgotten social determinant of health?
Nine out of ten adults in the USA struggle to understand basic health-related information. Across the pond, in the UK, 7.1 million adults read at, or below, the level of a nine-year-old, with 60% unable to understand health information. An increasing body of research in rheumatic diseases has sought to understand the impact of health literacy, long neglected as a social determinant of health, on clinical and non-clinical outcomes. Several abstracts at this year’s ACR Convergence focus on this topic.
Read ArticleIs cognitive impairment in SLE driven by cell exhaustion or aging? Abstract 1514 shows that SLE patients with cognitive impairment had higher levels of CD8+ (cell exhaustion) and lower levels of cell senescence markers. @RheumNow #ACR24 https://t.co/SzxTQt3oNY
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