This analysis has identified a number of disparities in outcomes between Somali-born women and their receiving country counterparts.
Yet a 1997 study, published in Cancer, the journal of the American Cancer Society, found that African-American women treated for breast cancer at United States military hospitals, where equal medical access is mandated, had a 41percentt greater risk of death than their white counterparts receiving the same care.
While previous research has shown that female academics commercialize their discoveries less than their male counterparts, receiving half as many patents, it has focused on other factors, such as women's underrepresentation in senior research positions, or career and lifestyle choices.
The N-Gage version garnered scores similar to its console counterparts, receiving 76.13% and 79/100 at GameRankings and Metacritic, respectively.
The control group consisted of 50 counterparts receiving oral feeding.
This resulted in overall lower costs for care and medication as compared to their counterparts receiving regular diabetes treatment.
Overall, patients enrolled in the DMP received an average number of approx. 185 reimbursed services p.a., whereas their counterparts receiving regular diabetes treatment received approx. 191 reimbursed services.
In four data sets, Somali-born women had significantly raised odds of caesarean section compared with their receiving country-born counterparts.
In further support of this notion, transplant recipients treated with rapamycin- or everolimus-based maintenance regimens appear to be significantly less predisposed to cytomegalovirus infections than their counterparts receiving conventional immuno-suppressants [ 62, 63].
Our test of Hypothesis 2 strengthens this possibility as it demonstrated heavier drinking among waiting-list control participants who were more ready to change compared to their counterparts receiving the "intervention".
In four of the five data sets with information on analgesia use, Somali-born women were significantly more likely than their receiving country-born counterparts to use no analgesia; in the other data set, Somali-born women were significantly less likely to use no analgesia.
