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It's a fact that there's a genetic component in susceptibility to different diseases. One example: the 1918 Spanish Flu killed > 5 % of people on the Indian Sub
by HarryHirsch 6y ago
It's a fact that there's a genetic component in susceptibility to different diseases. One example: the 1918 Spanish Flu killed > 5 % of people on the Indian Subcontinent, but in China it was hardly noticeable in the death figures. Instead of pussyfooting around the issue of Race in America (it is an issue, mind), one should say that in population X the vaccine may be less efficaceous.
- jdxcode 6y agoliterally nothing to do with what I asked EDIT: apologies HarryHirsch, it was relevant if I just read until the end. You did explain a better way to phrase it. I think you're right that using the word "population" is better here. Good reminder to me to make sure I understand what someone is saying before rejecting them.
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