The US has made some gains in reducing health inequities in its health care system over the past two decades, but still has along way to go to achieve equal care for all of its people, says a a major new review.  [The Nation's Health, APHA] & NASEM]  

Released in June the NASEM reports revisits a 2003 landmark NASEM assessment that called out inconsistencies in the way people are served across the U.S. health care system. The new report, "Ending Unequal Treatment Strategics to Achieve Equitable Health Care and Optimal Health for All, concludes that racial and ethic inequities remain a fundamental flaw of the health care system and are hold back the nation. 

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