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Panel Discussion: Social Drivers of Health | ACC.26 | JACC

JACC Author Interviews · 15 min

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In a panel at ACC.26, this video features Dr. Clyde Yancy of Northwestern University in conversation with Ambarish Pandey, Lauren Eberly, Jennifer Cluett, and Oluwabunmi Ogugngbe, exploring how social determinants of health can be studied as measurable variables in clinical research. The discussion highlights innovative trials examining "food as medicine," community-based nutrition interventions, and direct financial support for patients with cardiovascular disease. Through examples involving Indigenous, African American, and socioeconomically disadvantaged populations, the speakers emphasize the importance of trust, community engagement, and culturally tailored approaches. The video underscores a shift toward integrating social factors into cardiovascular science to reduce disparities and improve real-world health outcomes.

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