Background Most research on discrimination and health operationalizes discrimination as
direct individual experiences. Here, we examine the social patterning of vicarious …

Rationale Research assessing the health-related consequences of perceived discrimination
depends upon high quality measures of perceived discrimination. The Everyday …

In 1999, only 20 studies in the public health literature employed instruments to measure self-
reported experiences of discrimination. Fifteen years later, the number of empirical …

Studies documenting self-reported experiences of discrimination over the life course have
been limited. Such information could be important for informing longitudinal epidemiologic …

OBJECTIVES: We examined whether similarities and differences exist in the association
between perceived discrimination and poor mental and physical health among Asian …

Abstract Rationale The Everyday Discrimination Scale forms the backbone of hundreds of
studies documenting the health effects of perceived discrimination. Researchers regularly …

Objectives There is a notable lack of research on the risk factors for multimorbidity, which
has become more common over recent decades. Black Americans experience …

Abstract Background Asians and Asian Americans in the USA have historically and continue
to experience everyday and major forms of discrimination. However, much less is known, on …

Rationale. Studies linking discrimination to poor mental and physical health constitute one of
the most robust branches of health inequities research. For more than two decades, and in …

There is consistent evidence of the health‐harming effects of discrimination. However, it
remains unclear whether discrimination contributes to persistent racial and ethnic health …