Marked by Association(s): A Social Network Approach to Investigating Mental Health-Related Associative Stigma [0.03%]
以社交网络的方法探究精神健康相关的联系污名问题
Elizabeth Felix
Elizabeth Felix
With most scholarly attention directed toward understanding the stigma experiences of individuals with mental illness, less attention has been given to associative stigma: an understudied form of social exclusion and devaluation experienced...
Resilience or Risk? Evaluating Three Pathways Linking Hispanic Immigrant Networks and Health [0.03%]
韧性还是风险？评估三个联系西班牙移民网络和健康的途径
Caroline V Brooks
Caroline V Brooks
There are competing perspectives on the impact of Hispanic immigrants' social networks on health; the Hispanic health paradox views networks as sources of resilience, whereas the tenuous ties perspective views networks as sources of risk. I...
Racial Capitalism and Black-White Health Inequities in the United States: The Case of the 2008 Financial Crisis [0.03%]
种族资本主义与美国黑人和白人的健康不平等：以2008年金融危机为例
Reed T DeAngelis
Reed T DeAngelis
Scholars cite racist political-economic systems as drivers of health inequities in the United States (i.e., racial capitalism). But how does racial capitalism generate health inequities? I address this open question within the historical co...
Second-Class Care: How Immigration Law Transforms Clinical Practice in the Safety Net [0.03%]
次等关怀：移民法如何改变安全网临床实践
Meredith Van Natta
Meredith Van Natta
This article examines how U.S. immigration law extends into the health care safety net, enacting medical legal violence that diminishes noncitizens' health chances and transforms clinical practices. Drawing on interviews with health care wo...
For Whom Does Education Convey Health Benefits? A Two-Generation and Life Course Approach [0.03%]
教育的健康效益惠及谁？跨两代人的生命周期研究视角
Liying Luo,Lai Wei
Liying Luo
Scholars of social determinants of health have long been interested in how parent's and own education influence health. However, the differing effects of parent's and own education on health-that is, for what socioeconomic group education c...
Providing Health Care and Social Support during Economic Crises: Lessons Learned from "Solidarity Outpatient Clinics" in Greece during the Great Recession [0.03%]
希腊大衰退期间“团结门诊”的经验教训：危机时期的医疗服务与社会支持供给体系
Matthew D Matsaganis,Maria Petraki,Vassia Karanatsiou
Matthew D Matsaganis
"Solidarity outpatient clinics" (SOCs) emerged in Greece as a novel community-based health care resource during the global economic crisis that started in 2008. They have provided crucial social support to diverse vulnerable populations. So...
Bringing the Global into Medical Sociology: Medicalization, Narrative, and Global Health [0.03%]
医学社会学的全球视野：医学模式、叙事与全球健康
Susan E Bell
Susan E Bell
Medical sociologists have much to gain by bringing in global health. In this article, I make the case for expanding our field by furthering sociological perspectives on global health. I reflect on my career, the influence of scholar-activis...
Anxious Activists? Examining Immigration Policy Threat, Political Engagement, and Anxiety among College Students with Different Self/Parental Immigration Statuses [0.03%]
焦虑的活动家吗？考察移民政策威胁、政治参与和不同自我/父母移民身份的大学生之间的焦虑关系
Erin Manalo-Pedro,Laura E Enriquez,Jennifer R Nájera et al.
Erin Manalo-Pedro et al.
Restrictive immigration policies harm the mental health of undocumented immigrants and their U.S. citizen family members. As a sociopolitical stressor, threat to family due to immigration policy can heighten anxiety, yet it is unclear wheth...
Mothering While Sick: Poor Maternal Health and the Educational Attainment of Young Adults [0.03%]
生病时的养育：较差的母亲健康与年轻人的教育成就之间的关系
Shannon Cavanagh,Athena Owirodu,Lindsay Bing
Shannon Cavanagh
At a time when educational attainment in young adulthood forecasts long-term trajectories of economic mobility, better health, and stable partnership, there is more pressure on mothers to provide labor and support to advance their children'...