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Black Women Most Likely to Feel Discriminated Against or Face Unfair Judgment While Seeking Medical Care | Dallas Weekly

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“These patterns are concerning given that health care disruptions and suboptimal quality that result from unfair treatment can lead people to delay or forgo care, to search for a new provider, and to experience adverse health consequences,” authors of the study wrote.

Source: Dallas Weekly

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