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Geronimus says social stressors account for racial disparities in health among women and infants

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"Why Black Women, Infants Lag In Birth Outcomes" - NPR. 07/08/2011.

Arline Geronimus discusses how the cumulative impact of coping with disadvantages causes birth outcomes for black women to deteriorate with maternal age.

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