Unexpected Race and Ethnicity Differences in the US National Veterans Affairs Kidney Transplant Program
Larissa Myaskovsky(University of New Mexico), Mary Amanda Dew(University of Pittsburgh), Jareen Adams Flohr(VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System), Galen E. Switzer(University of Pittsburgh), Anthony Langone(Universidad Mayor de San Andrés), Somnath Saha(Johns Hopkins University), Ramkumar Mohan(University of Minnesota Medical Center), Kellee Kendall(University of Pittsburgh), John R. Pleis(National Center for Health Statistics), C. Graham Ford(University of New Mexico), Emilee Croswell(University of Pittsburgh), Christie P. Thomas(University of Iowa), Anuja Mittalhenkle(Kaiser Permanente), Xingyuan Li(Harbin Medical University), Chung-Chou H. Chang(University of Pittsburgh)
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