Are black babies in the US really more likely to die under the care of white doctors?
More or Less: Behind the Stats
Examining Racial Dynamics and Birth Weight in Infant Mortality
This chapter explores the interplay of race and healthcare in infant mortality, underscoring how black infants fare better with black doctors. It also critiques the shortcomings of research methodologies, particularly the neglect of birth weight as a crucial factor in neonatal survival rates.
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