Dr. Azadeh Khatibi

So he saw that it was gonna make him and the state look bad. And so he got the Democrats to push for the repeal.

So he saw that it was gonna make him and the state look bad. And so he got the Democrats to push for the repeal.

He's been watching a lot of Dr. Drew lately.

He's been watching a lot of Dr. Drew lately.

This is a bust of Washington.

This is a bust of Washington.

Here, I'll put it over here so Georgie can be seen. I got this as an award for, I got this as a bravery award for speaking out against AB 2098.

Here, I'll put it over here so Georgie can be seen. I got this as an award for, I got this as a bravery award for speaking out against AB 2098.

You know, I didn't look at the article overall, but I did look at who was involved and some background work. And I did look at the FOIA email, FOIA email record. So I have some stuff to say about it.

You know, I didn't look at the article overall, but I did look at who was involved and some background work. And I did look at the FOIA email, FOIA email record. So I have some stuff to say about it.

Well, so this was an article that came out in 2020. It was called Physician-Patient Racial Concordance and Disparities in Birthing Mortality for Newborns. So what this means is basically patient-physician racial concordance is like if the doctor's white and the patient is white. If the doctor's black... the patient's black, they're racially concordant.

Well, so this was an article that came out in 2020. It was called Physician-Patient Racial Concordance and Disparities in Birthing Mortality for Newborns. So what this means is basically patient-physician racial concordance is like if the doctor's white and the patient is white. If the doctor's black... the patient's black, they're racially concordant.

So they were looking at, are there disparities in the death rates of babies, newborn babies, based on whether or not the babies are black and the doctors are black, or the babies are black and the doctors are white? If there's differences in race between the doctor and the patient, will the babies die at a higher rate? And this was published in the journal Economic Sciences in 2020.

So they were looking at, are there disparities in the death rates of babies, newborn babies, based on whether or not the babies are black and the doctors are black, or the babies are black and the doctors are white? If there's differences in race between the doctor and the patient, will the babies die at a higher rate? And this was published in the journal Economic Sciences in 2020.

And the authors are Brad Greenwood, Rachel Hardiman, Laura Huang, and Aaron Sojourner. Guess how many of these people are doctors? Zero. Zero. So from what I could tell, their backgrounds were in economics, electrical engineering. One person had an MPH and a PhD, but no MDs, no nurses, no DOs, no medical background. And I think that's also one of the reasons that the article came out being such a

And the authors are Brad Greenwood, Rachel Hardiman, Laura Huang, and Aaron Sojourner. Guess how many of these people are doctors? Zero. Zero. So from what I could tell, their backgrounds were in economics, electrical engineering. One person had an MPH and a PhD, but no MDs, no nurses, no DOs, no medical background. And I think that's also one of the reasons that the article came out being such a

poor quality and had such a gross error in it. But the article when it was published came out to much fanfare because what they were saying is that it showed that when black babies are taken care of by white doctors, they have a higher mortality rate than when black babies are taken care of by black doctors. And this got a lot of press.

poor quality and had such a gross error in it. But the article when it was published came out to much fanfare because what they were saying is that it showed that when black babies are taken care of by white doctors, they have a higher mortality rate than when black babies are taken care of by black doctors. And this got a lot of press.

Also a lot of backlash, people were upset about it because some people really don't want us to look at racial concordance data. And I think it's gotten so much bad press. One of the people, Rachel Hardiman, the MPH PhD, you can't see her tweets unless she approves you as a follower. So some of them have felt this backlash against them. And rightly so, because what happened is that

Also a lot of backlash, people were upset about it because some people really don't want us to look at racial concordance data. And I think it's gotten so much bad press. One of the people, Rachel Hardiman, the MPH PhD, you can't see her tweets unless she approves you as a follower. So some of them have felt this backlash against them. And rightly so, because what happened is that