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Richard S. Cooper
Richard Stanley Cooper
(born June 7, 1945) is an American cardiologist and epidemiologist who is Chair of the Department of Public Health Sciences at
Loyola University Chicago
's
Stritch School of Medicine
. He is known for researching
hypertension
and other cardiac diseases in individuals of
Africa
n ancestry.
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