Health Disparities at the Intersection of Gender and Race: Beyond Intersectionality Theory in Epidemiologic Research
Racial disparities in health have long been one of the primary foci of health inequity research in the United States, yet the use of theoretical frameworks outside of biological determinism has generally been minimal within this literature. Only recently has epidemiology begun to incorporate Interse...
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IntechOpen
2020
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