“All from us” or “All with us”: Addressing Precision Medicine Inequities Requires Inclusion of Intersectionally Minoritized Populations as Partners and Project Leaders

American Journal of Bioethics 24 (3):111-114 (2024)
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Galasso (2024) reiterates the problem of medical research being grounded on data from people with European ancestry and subsequently describes efforts made by the All of Us Research Program in the...

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