The study discovered that Black patients are more likely to only receive medication and lifestyle change recommendations, while white patients also receive revascularization. "Our findings suggest ...

Among the 1,159,040 patients who had CABG during that time, 75.58% were white, 7.44% were Hispanic and 6.75% were Black (10.23% were categorized as belonging to other racial groups).

Black adults are significantly more likely to develop peripheral artery disease than Hispanic or white adults even when accounting for traditional risk factors, and often present with advanced ...