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Insights from Intersectionality in German National Cohort
In recent years, the scientific community has increasingly emphasized the importance of innovation in the ways epidemiological studies characterize and analyze their participants. One pioneering approach that has begun to reshape public health research is the application of intersectionality theory to participant description and data interpretation. A groundbreaking study conducted by Jaehn, Rach, Bolte, and colleagues, published in the Internat…
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