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Social inequity linked to reduced epidural use in childbirth

Social inequity linked to lower neuraxial analgesia use during labor in U.S. women, says Columbia University research.

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Social inequity linked to reduced epidural use in childbirth

Social inequity linked to lower neuraxial analgesia use during labor in U.S. women, says Columbia University research.

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Social Inequity Tied to Reduced Epidural Use During Childbirth

Social Inequity Tied to Reduced Epidural Use During Childbirth
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Protective genetic variant shields Black Americans from kidney disease risk

Many Black Americans who are thought to have a high risk of developing kidney disease possess a protective genetic variant that nullifies the extra risk, a new study from Columbia researchers has found.

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Genetic safeguard protects some who are considered high risk for kidney disease

Genetic safeguard protects some who are considered high risk for kidney disease
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