Well, you’re right. There are different medical risks in each of us based on our family history. You got me. I yield the field.
Oh, wait a second. Just because people have different medical risks based on their genealogy doesn’t mean we are different races. I have a higher risk of prostate cancer and heart disease based on the genes I received from my parents. This differs from my adopted brother whose ancestry and medical history is largely unknown.
But he’s white, and we look similar. Are we different “races?”
