The core findings of the Brandon, Isaac and LaVeist article made believing their case difficult. It was not true that “approximately two-fifths of both black and white participants” indicated that they had heard of the TSUS, but it was 25% and 74%, respectively—results markedly different than what others have reported. Miscalculations similar to the ones [...]
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