Discrimination comes in many forms, and people experience it and cope with it in different
ways. The accumulation of stress arising from discrimination can lead to wear and tear on …

It is now well documented that there are profound race-associated disparities among those
who are affected by and die from cardiovascular disease (CVD)[1]. These disparities are …

Americans continue to experience disparate health outcomes, including those associated
with cardiovascular disease (CVD). These outcome differentials correlate with (1) the quality …

Stress due to racial discrimination affects the health of persons of minority status in the
United States. In 1993, Pearlin defined social structure discrimination as systematic ways in …

Bias against members of racial and ethnic minority group members is expressed in the form
of prejudice and discriminatory behavior at the cultural, institutional, and interpersonal …

Psychosocial factors, such as stress, adversity, so-cioeconomic status, depression, and
anxiety, are associated with overall health and with cardiovascular health in particular. In …

We thank Silverman-Lloyd and colleagues for their letter [1] in response to an article
published in March 2021 in the Journal entitled,“Ten things to know about ten …

Reports of racial and ethnic disparities in health and health care are pervasive and can be
striking, but they rarely come as news to anyone because of their ubiquity. From the …

Day-to-day Discrimination Experiencing discrimination of any type in day-to-day interactions
may affect recovery from a heart attack or acute myocardial infarction (AMI), according to …

Objective The present study tests the hypothesis that ethnicity and nativity moderate the
association of negative racial stereotypes versus perceived discrimination to cardiovascular …