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  • Individuals who are members of multiple marginalized populations experience multiple axes of oppression and discrimination. Such intersectional discrimination can have interactive, negative effects on all aspects of life, including health. To achieve health equity, intersectional-discrimination-induced kidney harms must be examined, measured and mitigated.

    • Elle Lett
    • Carmen H. Logie
    • Dinushika Mohottige
    Comments & Opinion
    Nature Reviews Nephrology
    Volume: 19, P: 353-354

  • Fairness approaches in machine learning should involve more than an assessment of performance metrics across groups. Shifting the focus away from model metrics, we reframe fairness through the lens of intersectionality, a Black feminist theoretical framework that contextualizes individuals in interacting systems of power and oppression.

    • Elle Lett
    • William G. La Cava
    Comments & Opinion
    Nature Machine Intelligence
    Volume: 5, P: 476-479

  • Transgender patients are a marginalized group for whom current standards of oncology have yet to be optimized. In this Comment, we highlight opportunities for transgender-inclusive and transgender-specific practices across the cancer care continuum and identify evidence gaps that will need to be filled to attain optimal care for transgender populations.

    • Elle Lett
    • Joannie M. Ivory
    • Mya L. Roberson
    Comments & Opinion
    Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology
    Volume: 20, P: 351-352