A study of 62.5 million people reveals what broad ethnic labels miss about rare diseases - News-Medical
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Researchers examined millions of NHS health records to investigate how ethnicity relates to rare disease prevalence and why recorded COVID-19 infections differ between communities.
Study: Prevalence of 406 rare diseases by ethnicity and recorded COVID-19 infection rates among 62.5 million people in England. Image Credit: vetre / Shutterstock
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