Why the Black church is the studied lever for closing the Black-mental-health-treatment gap
Decades of research point to the church as the most-trusted, most-studied non-clinical setting for closing a treatment gap …
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Decades of research point to the church as the most-trusted, most-studied non-clinical setting for closing a treatment gap …
A 2012 Psychiatric Services systematic review by Sidney H. Hankerson found that African Americans underutilize traditional mental-health services …
A CDC MMWR analysis of 50 large tuberculosis outbreaks across 23 US states between 2017 and 2023 found …
A 2017 Cochrane systematic review pooled 27 randomized trials of continuous labor support covering 15,858 women across high-income, …
A 2015 JAMA Internal Medicine analysis of the Study of Women's Health Across the Nation followed 3,302 women …
A 2016 meta-analysis pooled 78 studies of culturally adapted psychological interventions covering 13,998 participants, 95 percent of whom …
A 2016 PNAS study at the University of Virginia surveyed 222 white medical students and residents. About 50 …
A 2017 South Bronx cohort screened 24 percent of Black mothers positive for postpartum depression on the Edinburgh …
Between 2018 and 2021, the suicide rate among Black Americans ages 10 to 24 climbed 36.6 percent, the …
The Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale was developed in 1987 on white British women. The cutoff your OB circles …
Sherman James named John Henryism in 1983 after a sharecropper's son in eastern North Carolina who refused, on …
Five US peer-reviewed studies covering adult depression, pediatric ADHD, Medicare dementia, and Medicaid pediatric antipsychotic care document the …
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