Depending on the question, don’t know that I’d usually consider any adjustment for race (whatever that means) (however that’s measured) a “‘detailed’ control for demographic factors”.
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Yes that's my feeling as well. To be "detailed" I'd expect at least a control for education/income, a more accurate representation of race, and ideally disadvantage by postcode or area of interest
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I performed socio-epidemiological studies without even asking for race. Education, small area information, health insurance level, job - everything related to SES is informative. If doctors could prescribe better SES for health, it would be a blockbuster.
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