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African Americans present with more severe primary hyperparathyroidism than non-African Americans
Surgery, 12/10/08

Kandil E et al. - African Americans present with more advanced signs of primary hyperparathyroidism than non-African Americans. These results may reflect less access to health care, surgical consultations, or other unidentified factors. These highly significant findings, however, warrant additional investigation.

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