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Study: Western States Eliminate Race Gap on Key Health Measures

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Across the country, older African-Americans are less likely than whites have their diabetes, blood pressure and cholesterol under control. But here in the West, a new study shows that the gap has closed, and researchers point specifically to successes at Kaiser Permanente.

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