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Image Thumbnail Forum #1: Healthy Communities (pdf) E-mail to a friend
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Dolores Acevedo-Garcia, Meizhu Lui, Makani Themba-Nixon, and Jack Shonkoff answer questions from Web site visitors about neighborhoods, community organizations, labor, family, and early childhood.

Image Thumbnail Forum #2: Genetics, Race, and Disease (pdf) E-mail to a friend
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Troy Duster, Jay Kaufman and Pilar Ossorio answer questions from Web site visitors on how biology and genetics impact health and our ideas about race.

Image Thumbnail Forum #3: Myths About Health Inequities (pdf) E-mail to a friend
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William Dow, Tony Iton, Dennis Raphael, and David Williams answers questions from Web site visitors on diet, universal health care, the economic costs of poor health, the "healthy immigrant effect," and the difference between health disparities and health inequities.

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Camara Jones, Nancy Krieger, and Donald Warne speak to racism, hope, diabetes, infant mortality and industry-driven health care.

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Nancy Adler, Bruce McEwen, and Peter Schnall answer questions from Web site visitors about chronic stress, the wealth-health gradient, unemployment, and why women live longer than men.