Race, ethnicity, and ancestry are common classification variables used in health research.
However, there has been no formal agreement on the definitions of these terms, resulting in …

Large, pervasive, and persistent racial inequalities exist in the onset, courses, and outcomes
of illness. A comprehensive understanding of the patterning of racial disparities indicates …

The COVID-19 pandemic presents potential mental health challenges, and the American
Orthodox Jewish population has been particularly affected by the virus. The current study …

Introduction Recent research on health inequalities moves beyond illustrating the
importance of psychosocial factors for health to a more in-depth study of the specific …

Residents of distressed urban areas suffer early aging-related disease and excess mortality.
Using a community-based participatory research approach in a collaboration between social …

Ageism is one of the most socially condoned and institutionalized forms of prejudice in the
United States. Older adults are discriminated against in employment, health care, and other …

Abstract Conversational Recommendation Systems (CRSs) have recently started to
leverage pretrained language models (LM) such as BERT for their ability to semantically …

Public mental health incorporates a number of strategies from mental well-being promotion
to primary prevention and other forms of prevention. There is considerable evidence in the …

Background Health inequality, including physical and mental health inequality, is an
important issue. What role social capital plays in mental health inequality is still ambiguous …

The extent to which socially-assigned and culturally mediated social identity affects health
depends on contingencies of social identity that vary across and within populations in day-to …