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Race and ethnicity in research on infant mortality.

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Matthew Anderson, Susan Moscou

Abstract

There are several problems and ambiguities in the use of race and ethnicity in clinical research. Researchers who use racial or ethnic categories should do so for specified reasons and adopt clear definitions of the categories used.

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