In Most US Healthcare Settings Today, the Clinical Belief in 'Race

Multiple Choice

In most US healthcare settings today, the clinical belief in 'race':

A) fosters clinical mistakes, such as when an individual is not tested for a problem thought only to occur among members of another 'race.'
B) has fostered more precision in diagnostic practice.
C) is not widespread.
D) is supported by scientific advances in biology in general and genetics in particular.
E) has been replaced by a practice of fine-grained inquiry into geographic ancestry.