The Molecularization of Race: Institutionalizing Human Difference in Pharmacogenetics Practice

Duana Fullwiley

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In the contemporary United States an increasingly palpable scientific trend to individualize medicine has ushered in new debates on the biological basis of race. Medical researchers, consumers, and...

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