Titlebook: Achieving Equity in Neurological Practice; Principles and Pathw Bruce Ovbiagele,Sharon Lewis,Larry CharlestonIV Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if

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Injustice, Discrimination, and Devaluation in Neurologyities. Using an intersectional lens, we discuss various forms of discrimination, such as microaggressions and sexism within the context of various forms of racism, and the effects of these on overall health. We review the concept of justice as it relates to biomedical ethics, neurologic care, the so

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Degenerative Disorders of Cognitionding differences in dementia risk, access to timely diagnosis and appropriate care, and inclusion in observational and clinical studies. The authors review the individual and societal costs resulting from inequitable care and the implications of underrepresentation of minoritized populations in rese

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Health Disparities and Inequities in Epilepsyss to healthcare and outcomes for individuals with epilepsy. Social determinants of health, such as poverty, lack of insurance, and limited access to healthcare, have significant impacts on epilepsy care and management. Individuals living in poverty are more likely to have epilepsy, have uncontrolle

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Movement Disordersmilies, and their communities. These inequities are multifaceted and deeply influence the quality of health care, education, and research opportunities they receive. Recommendations to promote equity in this population include adopting equitable models of multidisciplinary care, palliative care, hom

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Neuroinfectious Diseasesinfections of the nervous system. Neglected tropical diseases, neurological effects of HIV and syphilis, and emerging pathogens impact vulnerable populations differentially. These disparities are the result of current, evolving, and historical systemic inequities that contribute to the preventable d

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Neuroimmunologyic disorders associated with a high risk of disability. MS and NMOSD, in particular, have a high incidence and prevalence among Black and Hispanic/Latinx people, and carry a worse prognosis in these same populations, when compared to White people. In this chapter, we describe the current state of kn