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Racial Disparity in Birth Defects: Who Has Higher Risk?

Racial Disparity in Birth Defects: Who Has Higher Risk?

Racial Disparity in Birth Defects: Who Has Higher Risk?

Authors of this article:

Ayan Ibrahim1 ;   Tri Tran2 ;   Dionka Pierce3 ;   Julie Johnston3 ;   Nicole Richmond4 ;   Susan Berry4
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Ayan Ibrahim   1 ;   Tri Tran   2 ;   Dionka Pierce   3 ;   Julie Johnston   3 ;   Nicole Richmond   4 ;   Susan Berry   4

1 Tulane School of Public Health &Tropical Medicine, New Orleans, LA, United States

2 Louisiana DHH OPH Children and Youth with Special Health Needs Program, New Orleans, LA, United States; LSUHSC School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics , New Orleans, LA, United States

3 Louisiana DHH OPH Children and Youth with Special Health Needs Program, New Orleans, LA, United States

4 Louisiana DHH OPH Children and Youth with Special Health Needs Program, New Orleans, LA, United States; LSUHSC School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, New Orleans, LA, United States

Corresponding Author:

  • Ayan Ibrahim
  • Tulane School of Public Health &Tropical Medicine, New Orleans, LA, United States