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Open-source data platform visualizing health disparities across the US, revealing inequities in HIV and other diseases alongside determinants of health. Launched with Google.org and developed by Morehouse School of Medicine. We welcome code contributions and scientific collaboration to advance health equity for all communities.
Capstone for Nashville Software School Data Analytics Bootcamp. Examines racial disparities in sentencing from 2015 to 2019 in Tennessee. Technologies used: Python, SAS, Excel, PowerPoint
We include here the codes and datasets used to estimate excess mortality rate and years of potential life lost (per 100K individuals) among the Black population using data publicly available from CDC WONDER for years 1999 through 2020.
We included the code used to obtain the data presented in tables and figures in the main study and its supplemental material. The study is available from https://doi.org/10.1101/2021.10.31.21265202
Our project aims to explore whether police shootings are racially biased and if certain racial groups are targeted more. We also aim to look specifically at California which is the State that has the most police shootings and to see if there are any racial disparities in its victims.
An assignment for Washington University in St. Louis CSE/ESE 359, "Signals, Data, and Equity" on the racial bias in pulse oximeter sensor data, and the implications for detection of hypoxemia.
Evaluating racial and/or ethnic disparities in the timeliness of nephrology care amongst patients with newly diagnosed CKD. This work will look at time to nephrology follow up once patients are diagnosed with CKD Stage 3 and CKD Stage 4.
This project examines the relationship between education and income among Black and White Americans using American Community Survey data. It highlights racial disparities, with White Americans showing stronger correlations between higher education and income. Spatial analyses reveal significant income gaps and systemic barriers for Black Americans