| Redlining was outlawed 55 years ago, but it’s still hurting heart health today MarketWatch: Salil Deo, associate professor of surgery at the School of Medicine, discussed his new study that found that living in a formerly redlined neighborhood is linked to higher risk of stroke, heart attack and other cardiovascular emergencies. “Our nationwide study demonstrates that a century-old practice like redlining still affects our nation’s health today,” he said. |
