Esteban G Burchard

This paper examines how ancestry-assortative mating affects linkage disequilibrium in admixed populations and shows it can lead to errors in demographic inference.

This study examines how ethnic self-identification and genetic ancestry influence DNA methylation patterns in individuals of Hispanic descent, finding that ancestry explains much of the variation, but environmental factors also play a significant role.

This study evaluates if pharmacy students' participation in personal pharmacogenetic testing improves their knowledge and attitudes toward precision medicine, finding significant improvements in those who underwent testing.

The paper highlights persistent health disparities across race/ethnicity and calls for greater diversity in biomedical research to improve scientific understanding and social justice.