Large Families May Take Toll on African Americans

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Having lots of family members in social circles may be harming the health of African Americans, UF researchers show.

African Americans with larger families who have to provide emotional and financial support have higher blood pressure than any other racial group, said Kia Fuller, a 27-year-old UF doctoral genetics and genomics student.

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Large Families May Take Toll on African Americans

Southeast Asians Are Underrepresented in STEM. The Label ‘Asian’ Boxes Them Out More Asians Are Underrepresented in Stem. The Label ‘Asian’ Boxes Them Out More

University of Delaware Accused of Racial Discrimination Over COVID Protocols

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