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Viewpoint: Why health care based on race is so problematic

Race-based prescribing robs some individuals of drugs that could help them, while prescribing them to people who likely will not respond.

United statesPaul palevskyGiorgio sirugoSaraha tishkoffRichard garciaScottm williamsAshkenazic jewsUniversity of pittsburghJournal of the american society nephrologyNational kidney foundationHigher educationClinical investigationAmerican societyTask forceRace in diagnosing kidney diseasesNew england journal

Why Race-Based Health Care is Bad Medicine: From BiDil to Kidney Transplants

Why Race-Based Health Care is Bad Medicine: From BiDil to Kidney Transplants
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United statesScottm williamsRichard garciaSaraha tishkoffGiorgio sirugoAshkenazic jewsJournal of the american society nephrologyNational kidney foundationHigher educationClinical investigationAmerican societyNew england journal

Genetic differences appear key to why Central African and other populations have far lower rates of COVID infections

Though underlying medical conditions play an important role, many aspects of why COVID-19 severity can differ vastly from one to another has remained

Central african republicUnited statesCentral africanChao zhangSarah tishkoffYuanqing fengGiorgio sirugoAnurag vermaAlfredk njamnshiPenn integrates knowledge university professorPerelman school of medicineProceedings of the national academy sciencesCameroon university of yaoundSchool of arts sciencesPenn perelman school of medicineUniversity of pennsylvania

Genetic variants may help explain the variability in COVID-19 severity, study suggests

Though underlying medical conditions play an important role, many aspects of why COVID-19 severity can differ vastly from one to another has remained unclear.

Central african republicUnited statesCentral africanChao zhangSarah tishkoffYuanqing fengGiorgio sirugoAnurag vermaEmily hendersonAlfredk njamnshiPenn integrates knowledge university professorPerelman school of medicineProceedings of the national academy sciencesCameroon university of yaoundSchool of arts sciencesPenn perelman school of medicine

Dozens of Genomic Variations May Drive COVID-19 Clinical Outcomes

A new study identifies dozens of genomic variations that may drive hard-to-predict differences in COVID-19 clinical outcomes. According to the work, genomic variants in four genes that are critical to SARS-CoV-2 infection, including the

Central african republicUnited statesCentral africanChao zhangSarah tishkoffYuanqing fengGiorgio sirugoAnurag vermaAlfredk njamnshiPenn integrates knowledge university professorPerelman school of medicineProceedings of the national academy sciencesCameroon university of yaoundSchool of arts sciencesPenn perelman school of medicineUniversity of pennsylvania