Assessing Race, Ethnicity and Gender in Health

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Focusing on the intersection of health research and personal identity, this book explores the complexities of measuring race, ethnicity, and gender within data. It addresses the ethical dilemmas and technical obstacles researchers face when incorporating these variables, highlighting the importance of relevance and the risk of marginalization. By providing insights into these critical issues, it aims to enhance understanding and improve practices in health research, ensuring that diverse perspectives are adequately represented and considered.