At the crossroads of race and migration: understanding violence risk and mental health inequities for African and Caribbean black youth in the U.S [0.03%]
处在种族与移民的十字路口：理解美国非洲和加勒比黑人青年暴力风险及心理健康不公平问题
Bertranna A Muruthi,Jose Zarate,Amanda Stafford McRell et al.
Bertranna A Muruthi et al.
African and Caribbean Black (ACB) immigrant adolescents experience unique constellations of risk factors that increase their vulnerability of both experiencing and initiating violence. Traditional disciplinary and punitive approaches are in...
Comparing government-sponsored and community-based safety-nets for health and wellbeing among Latiné adults in California [0.03%]
加州拉丁裔成年人健康与福祉的政府赞助和社区基础安全网的比较
Roberto J Mercado-López,Micah R Lattaner,Tatiana Londoño et al.
Roberto J Mercado-López et al.
Objectives: Latiné populations in the United States face a persistent health and mental health burden, in part driven by stressors associated with social determinants of health. In response, it is critical to develop a n...
Understanding food insecurity and its relationship with health, psychosocial, and behavioral variables among the Latine population in the North Carolina High Country [0.03%]
理解拉丁裔人口在北卡罗来纳高地地区食物不安全与其健康、心理社会和行为变量之间的关系
Kelly Ann Renwick,Melinda Bogardus
Kelly Ann Renwick
Background: The Latine population is at least two times more likely to be food insecure compared to the non-Hispanic white population. Challenges in accessing sufficient, culturally preferred, and healthy foods, particula...
Health promotion interventions for Asian American dementia caregivers: an integrative review [0.03%]
亚裔美国人痴呆症照料者的健康促进干预措施综合回顾
Jin Su,Eunjung Ko,Shicheng Xu et al.
Jin Su et al.
Objective: Many dementia caregivers are older adults who face chronic health challenges driven by both aging and sustained caregiving stress. This vulnerability is compounded for Asian American caregivers by systemic heal...
Laissez les bon temps rouler, but get screened: colon cancer awareness in young Black men in Louisiana [0.03%]
良时莫虚度，但请进行肠癌筛查吧——致路易斯安那州的年轻黑人男性们
Bilikisu Elewonibi,Jairus Ballard,Bingjing Mao et al.
Bilikisu Elewonibi et al.
Objective: Black men experience the highest incidence and mortality rates from colorectal cancer (CRC) in Louisiana. Limited awareness of screening guidelines, low perceived risk, and structural barriers to care contribut...
'No lu'au for baby's 1st birthday': becoming a mother during the COVID-19 pandemic in Hawai'i [0.03%]
“没有夏威夷传统盛宴的周岁生日：新冠疫情期间夏威夷的新妈妈们”
December Maxwell,Kristina Hulama,Regina Praetorius et al.
December Maxwell et al.
Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic had deleterious effects across healthcare. People who gave birth during this time experienced increases in mental health challenges compared to their non-pandemic counterparts. Given Ha...
A typology of acculturative stress among adult Latino/a immigrants: the role of demographic, social, and acculturation-related factors [0.03%]
拉美成年人移民适应压力的分类：人口统计学、社会性因素及适应过程的作用
Gabriela A Nagy,Toriah Haanstad,Scott De Marchi et al.
Gabriela A Nagy et al.
Objectives: Latino/a immigrants evidence a relative health advantage compared to US-born counterparts, a trend that dissipates as they navigate a myriad of challenges tied to the immigration and adaptation process known a...
Racial discrimination and life satisfaction in non-Western contexts: examining the moderating role of migration in Ghana, Indonesia, Kenya, and Ukraine [0.03%]
种族歧视与非西方国家的生活满意度：以 Ghana、印度尼西亚、肯尼亚和乌克兰为例考察移民的调节作用
Silvana D&#x;Ottone,Brianna García,Eyal Peer
Silvana D&#x;Ottone
Objective: It has been well established that racial discrimination has detrimental consequences for well-being. However, less is known about this relationship in non-Western settings, and there is limited research examini...
Culturally and linguistically diverse experiences of chronic pain in Australia: a qualitative synthesis [0.03%]
澳大利亚慢性疼痛的多元文化体验：定性综合分析
Amanuiel Taddese,Leanne Bisset,David Chua et al.
Amanuiel Taddese et al.
Background: People from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds are disproportionately impacted by chronic pain. To inform the design of culturally responsive pain care that can reduce health disparities ...
Trust at the intersections: black women's strategies for navigating bias, identity, and self-advocacy in health care [0.03%]
交叉口的信任：黑人女性在医疗保健中应对偏见、身份和自我倡导的战略
Toluwani E Adekunle,Tiwaladeoluwa B Adekunle,Ifeanyichukwu Anthony Ogueji et al.
Toluwani E Adekunle et al.
Background: Black women in the United States continue to experience inequitable preventive health care shaped by racism, gender discrimination, and medical mistrust. While prior research has examined historical foundation...