Abstract
Racial and ethnic disparities in health are one of the United States' central challenges. However, a comprehensive view of the geographic variation in disparities in life expectancy has not been studied, partly because of missing and suppressed county-level death data. This study imputes missing and suppressed death data in the CDC WONDER database using Bayesian correlated spatial models and provides a comprehensive view on the geographic variation in disparities in life expectancy in the US in 2016.
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