Research has found that higher levels of discrimination are associated with an elevated risk of a broad range of diseases from blood pressure to abdominal obesity to breast cancer to heart disease and even premature mortality.
A investigación revela que os niveis máis elevados de discriminación correlacionan cun alto risco  de padecer un amplo abano de doenzas, dende hipertensión a obesidade abdominal, pasando por cancro de mama,  doenzas cardíacas e incluso mortalidade prematura.