The End of Race-Norming in NFL Brain Injury Assessments
This article discusses the end of race-norming in NFL injury compensation assessments and its wider ramifications for medicine.
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How UK Prisons Fail Female Inmates: Self-Harm Rates Increase to Record High during COVID-19
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