Why inflammation matters, and what we can do to fight it
Science Weekly
The Role of Inequality in Systemic Chronic Inflammation
In the U.S., African-American communities have a much higher level of systemic chronic inflammation that co-occasions do, or Latinos. Even then, because there is inequality given by ethnicity and other aspects of this, they are more exposed to systemic chronic inflammation. They're chronically stressed, and that increases the likelihood of developing diseases.
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