Tag Archives: disparities
the perils of color-coded DNA
I just wrote a piece for the Root.com (a site headed up by the very newsworthy Harvard professor Skip Gates) about race and cancer outcomes. It was a response, actually, to a story that appeared on Slate.com. Conservative columnist William … Continue reading
Filed under healthy and wise, musings on cancer and chemo
disparate but equal
I’ll be the first to admit that when it comes to health matters, I have the zeal of the newly converted. These days, I’m constantly preaching to friends and family about the importance of annual checkups and why they should … Continue reading
