Complex and intertwined relationship

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Race, ethnicity, and ancestry have a complex and intertwined relationship that demands nuanced analyses. Associations between race/ethnicity and health outcomes should be interpreted carefully. Race, ethnicity, and ancestry may represent larger economic, environmental, and social factors which effect health outcomes.

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