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Elaine O Nsoesie1,2, Sandro Galea1
1Boston University School of Public Health, 715 Albany Street, Boston, MA 02118, USA.
Abstract:
Data Science can be used to address racial health inequities. However, a wealth of scholarship has shown that there are many ethical challenges with using Data Science to address social problems. To develop a Data Science focused on racial health equity, we need the data, methods, application, and communication approaches to be antiracist and focused on serving minoritized groups that have long-standing worse health indicators than majority groups. In this perspective, we propose eight tenets that could shape a Data Science for Racial Health Equity research framework.
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