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Posted on July 29, 2016March 7, 2024

Courtney Cogburn in ScienceFriday podcast on health effects of racism

Courtney Cogburn, PhD, a Harvard RWJF HSS program alumna, is featured in this ScienceFriday podcast on the impact that racism can have on health and life expectancy.

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