Testing the Differential Access Hypothesis That Black Kidney Transplant Candidates Perceive Social Network Access to Fewer Potential Living Donors Than White Candidates

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RT @jd_daw: I’m very pleased that our paper, “Testing the Differential Access Hypothesis,” was published online today in @natco_1 Progress…

RT @jd_daw: I’m very pleased that our paper, “Testing the Differential Access Hypothesis,” was published online today in @natco_1 Progress…

RT @jd_daw: I’m very pleased that our paper, “Testing the Differential Access Hypothesis,” was published online today in @natco_1 Progress…

RT @jd_daw: I’m very pleased that our paper, “Testing the Differential Access Hypothesis,” was published online today in @natco_1 Progress…

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