In August 2020, a leading scientific journal published an article with a curious and revolutionary finding.
The study “suggest[s] that when black newborns are cared for by black physicians, the mortality penalty they suffer, as compared with White infants, is halved.”
Daniel Payne, Catholic News Agency
Hannah Van Sickle, Parents
Scott Dziengelski, Naomi Schaefer Riley, Carl Ayers, Bob Bruder-Mattson, Bobby Cagle, Christopher Campbel, Maura Corrigan, Abby Cox, Brett Drake, James G. Dwyer, Sarah Font, Allicia Graham Frye, Antonio Garcia, Eric Gilmore, Jerry Haag, Ryan Hanlon, Rob Henderson, Randy Hicks, David J. Ley, Rafael A. Mangual, Jedd Medefind, Rachel Medefind, Hannah E. Meyers, David W. Murray, Herbie Newell, Darcy Olsen, Thea Ramirez, Tom Rawlings, Lesli Reece, Steven Reick, Ginger Rhoads, Ronald E. Richter, Carrie Sheffield, Nancy Toscano, Kate Trambitskaya, Viola Vaughan-Eden, Brad Wilcox, Dee Wilson, AEI
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