There is no ‘African American Physiology’: the fallacy of racial essentialism
Jennifer Tsai(Yale University), Clarence C. Gravlee(University of Florida), Aishwarya Rajagopalan(Harvard University), Raquel Sofia Sandoval(Harvard University), Rohan Khazanchi(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Edwin G. Lindo(University of Washington), Andrea Westby(University of Minnesota), Jessica P. Cerdeña(University of Connecticut), Jasmine R Marcelin(University of Nebraska Medical Center)
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