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What I Read: Bad Medicine, Harm That Comes From Racism

By BylineAndrew Fairless on December 4, 2020November 28, 2020

UpshotThe New Health CareBad Medicine: The Harm That Comes From RacismRacial bias still affects many aspects of health care.By Austin FraktPublished Jan. 13, 2020Updated July 8, 2020 “Reinforcing the factContinue readingWhat I Read: Bad Medicine, Harm That Comes From Racism

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