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Can segregated neighborhoods change people's genes?
Researchers know that African-Americans get sicker and die earlier than white people—and now, University of Michigan researchers will study whether racial segregation plays a part by changing a person's genes. Read more.
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"The [Health Management and Policy doctoral] program is helping me become a better health communicator, which is important for anyone working in policy. If I could translate one idea in a more effective way to policy makers, it would be to explain just how valuable modeling and simulation techniques can be to creating sound public policy."
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