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Ethnic Inequity in the Current Approach to H. pylori Testing and Treatment: Linked Data Cohort Analysis
Research paper · 2025
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Which edition this is
Helicobacter, Volume 30, Issue 1, e70005, first published 10 January 2025. Journal articles are not revised, so this is the permanent version of record.
Helicobacter (Wiley) states
Published open access. States: "Funding: This work was supported by the Ministry for Business Innovation and Employment."
What this is
Retrospective cohort analysis of linked Northern region health data (2015 to 2018) finding Māori and Pacific people had lower rates of H. pylori testing and retesting than sole-European despite higher infection rates; the paper states the work was supported by the Ministry for Business, Innovation and Employment.
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