Race, medicine and the future power of genetic ancestry
Writing in the New England Journal of Medicine that they “do not believe that ignoring race will reduce health disparities”
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Writing in the New England Journal of Medicine that they “do not believe that ignoring race will reduce health disparities”
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Read moreMen who have the Western world’s most common genetic disorder, haemochromatosis, are ten times more likely to develop liver cancer,
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