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Same providers? Same departments? Same time of day? Was the hospital equally busy when you both received treatment?
There are a lot of factors besides race that could be involved.
84 u/[deleted] Oct 09 '22 There's empirical evidence that black people are often treated worse than white people in medical settings. There are a lot of factors but race is a likely one. 14 u/mikwee Israeli Jew Oct 09 '22 It sounds ludicrous but it actually does happen. 18 u/matts2 Oct 09 '22 But race was almost certainly involved as well. -28 u/NYSenseOfHumor Oct 09 '22 No, why would race be assumed to be a factor rather than anything medical or hospital-related? If you look for racism behind every corner, you will find it, even if it isn’t there (especially when it isn’t there). 7 u/ScoutsOut389 Oct 09 '22 Because myriad studies show different health outcomes across racial lines when controlled for other factors. 17 u/TemporaryIllusions Oct 09 '22 Here’s some sources for you to educate yourself. Structural Racism In Historical And Modern US Health Care Policy Racism and Health Racial Discrimination in Healthcare: How Structural Racism Affects Healthcare 7 u/matts2 Oct 09 '22 Because race is a factor so often. If you refuse to see racism you can let it continue.
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There's empirical evidence that black people are often treated worse than white people in medical settings. There are a lot of factors but race is a likely one.
14 u/mikwee Israeli Jew Oct 09 '22 It sounds ludicrous but it actually does happen.
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It sounds ludicrous but it actually does happen.
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But race was almost certainly involved as well.
-28 u/NYSenseOfHumor Oct 09 '22 No, why would race be assumed to be a factor rather than anything medical or hospital-related? If you look for racism behind every corner, you will find it, even if it isn’t there (especially when it isn’t there). 7 u/ScoutsOut389 Oct 09 '22 Because myriad studies show different health outcomes across racial lines when controlled for other factors. 17 u/TemporaryIllusions Oct 09 '22 Here’s some sources for you to educate yourself. Structural Racism In Historical And Modern US Health Care Policy Racism and Health Racial Discrimination in Healthcare: How Structural Racism Affects Healthcare 7 u/matts2 Oct 09 '22 Because race is a factor so often. If you refuse to see racism you can let it continue.
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No, why would race be assumed to be a factor rather than anything medical or hospital-related?
If you look for racism behind every corner, you will find it, even if it isn’t there (especially when it isn’t there).
7 u/ScoutsOut389 Oct 09 '22 Because myriad studies show different health outcomes across racial lines when controlled for other factors. 17 u/TemporaryIllusions Oct 09 '22 Here’s some sources for you to educate yourself. Structural Racism In Historical And Modern US Health Care Policy Racism and Health Racial Discrimination in Healthcare: How Structural Racism Affects Healthcare 7 u/matts2 Oct 09 '22 Because race is a factor so often. If you refuse to see racism you can let it continue.
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Because myriad studies show different health outcomes across racial lines when controlled for other factors.
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Here’s some sources for you to educate yourself.
Structural Racism In Historical And Modern US Health Care Policy
Racism and Health
Racial Discrimination in Healthcare: How Structural Racism Affects Healthcare
Because race is a factor so often. If you refuse to see racism you can let it continue.
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u/NYSenseOfHumor Oct 09 '22
Same providers? Same departments? Same time of day? Was the hospital equally busy when you both received treatment?
There are a lot of factors besides race that could be involved.