New Evidence of Skin Color Bias and Health Outcomes Using Sibling Difference Models: A Research Note

@ki_trustnobody @nylah_jc @shaTIRED Why are you working so hard to discredit them? Doing the devils work. https://t.co/p7fXp3MeFr https://t.co/PGm8E54O3J https://t.co/o4P6tv9F96 https://t.co/uPmZftYWHM

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Laidley, @bendomingue , Sinsub, Harris and @daltonconley show that among siblings darker skincolour predicts hypertension and provide tests indicating that this is a social effect and not caused by genetic pleiotropy. https://t.co/1mU3haaYra https://t.co/D

@duglas03 @martindelp Es que no es algo que esté a debate, es la evidencia que ha demostrado que así es. https://t.co/0UAzYOYuvT https://t.co/fL8pJUEjW8 https://t.co/nNFunEVarv https://t.co/cb3QBNGaES https://t.co/wo4XD437Yh

Among others, "darker skin color significantly predicts hypertension incidence among siblings.” https://t.co/4rvuKDYqTn