Baltimore taking steps to close health gaps

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Blacks in Baltimore are far more likely to die from heart disease, stroke and diabetes than white residents, reflecting the nationwide racial gap in health access and outcome.

Health officials are taking steps to close this gap by tailoring programs and reaching out into the community.

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