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  3. November 7, 2022 - Healio
Submitted by lborkowski on Mon, 11/07/2022 - 12:44
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November 7, 2022 - Healio
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Race, not neighborhood deprivation, predicts IVF success

Julia Strasser provided an invited perspective on a new study that found Black women experience worse IVF outcomes and neighborhood deprivation does not explain differences in IVF success. “These findings highlight the need for health services researchers to consider not only differences in race and ethnicity, but other structural factors that may affect both access to care and underlying needs for treatment,” Strasser commented.

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