Black Americans tend to lose a parent, other close relatives and spouses at earlier ages than whites, creating a devastating “grief gap,” new research suggests. Studying more than 42,000 racially diverse Americans, it was found that death strikes black families significantly earlier than whites

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Black Americans tend to lose a parent, other close relatives and spouses at earlier ages than whites, creating a devastating “grief gap,” new research suggests. Studying more than 42,000 racially diverse Americans, it was found that death strikes black families significantly earlier than whites