[Pophealth] Divisive Concepts and the USA

Dennis Raphael via Pophealth pophealth at u.washington.edu
Sun Jan 19 06:18:17 PST 2025

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I do not envy you people.
‘Divisive Concepts’ Prohibitions: Implications For Health And Health Equity
https://www.healthaffairs.org/content/briefs/divisive-concepts-prohibitions-implications-health-and-health-equity?utm_campaign=health+policy+brief&utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-9IG0eyi2Z65hfuhnsx0eFFSFdap6O-UBQO0EKQRnQax_Eutv9tsEJtc8Y5boVsMk8rx1fFPUSKtZYZNIkezws66KiduA&_hsmi=342983611&utm_source=hasu

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