Racism and health service utilisation: A systematic review and meta-analysis

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@Detroitboss_RRP @avidseries You’re misrepresenting the study which fully clarifies there are multiple causal pathways to explain healthcare disparities by racial group. Racism certainly has an impact, may explain 18% of variance, not monocausal at all ht…

#Sick while #black and #racism within #healthcare is killing black people around the #world. -slc https://t.co/DpVP733Ep5

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