Biases in the medical field are being talked about more frequently than ever now, although outstanding factors such as race and socioeconomic backgrounds are hardly ever included in the conversation.
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Over the course of the pandemic, hate crimes as a whole have risen, and hate crimes aimed towards Asian Americans have increased by approximately 150 percent, according to a research
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