HDE 137 - Ch 10 - Health Inequalities, Environmental Racism, & Justice

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experimental, slaves

The History of Health Disparities in the US

Treatments that would primarily benefit Whites who could afford a doctor were first tried in an blank fashion on blank who had no option to refuse treatment

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slavery, live, dead 

The History of Health Disparities in the US

Involuntary Experimentation on African Americans 

Practice of using involuntary Black experimental subjects continued after blank and involved what kind of bodies (2)? 

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20th century

The History of Health Disparities in the US

Involuntary Experimentation on African Americans 

Until what century did involuntary experimentation continue into? Name an example

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nuremberg code

The History of Health Disparities in the US

Involuntary Experimentation on African Americans 

Policy adopted by the US Department of Defense in 1953 under which research subjects have to be informed that participation is voluntary and be provided with info about the nature, duration, & purpose of research

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1840 US census 

The History of Health Disparities in the US

Free Black People as Mentally & Physically Unfit 

What document was used to argue that free Black people were incapable of self-government? This indicated that they suffered worse mental health than either White ppl or enslaved black ppl 

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scientific, physically weak 

The History of Health Disparities in the US

Free Black People as Mentally & Physically Unfit 

Blank” studies were also used during postslavery era to argue that Black ppl were what, leading to compulsory surgical sterilization? 

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sterilization racism, NA’s, Latinas, Black 

The History of Health Disparities in the US

Free Black People as Mentally & Physically Unfit 

Racist health care policies and practices that attempt to control the reproductive capacities of women of color 

  • Which ethnicities (3) were more likely to be sterilized than White women, who were seen as “breeders” and “unfit mothers?” 

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true

Explaining Health Disparities by Race & Ethnicity Today

True or false? African Americans at every age are more likely than any other racial group to die

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diabetes, homicide, AIDS, 17%, 4

Explaining Health Disparities by Race & Ethnicity Today

Compared to White people, African Americans are…

  • 2x likely to die of blank

  • 8x blank

  • 9x blank

  • Have a blank percent higher age-adjusted death rate for all causes

  • Expect to live blank years less 

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socioeconomic status 

Explaining Health Disparities by Race & Ethnicity Today

Health disparities are clearly linked to this, where ppl with a higher amount live longer and healthier lives 

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do not

Explaining Health Disparities by Race & Ethnicity Today

Socioeconomic Status & Health Disparities by Race/Ethnicity 

Black/White disparities (do/do not) disappear as African Americans gain more ed & income (increase in SES)

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racial residential segregation 

Explaining Health Disparities by Race & Ethnicity Today

What is the primary cause of Black/White disparities

  • Affects ed opportunities, concentrates poverty & resources, & forces many African Americans to live in environments that are unhealthy 

  • Affects access to healthy food 

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resources, supermarkets, safe spaces 

Explaining Health Disparities by Race & Ethnicity Today

Segregation & Health 

Black, Latinx, and low SES have higher obesity rates than the general population due to…

  • Blank available in their neighborhoods

  • Living farther away from blank

  • Lack of blank to exercise 

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2x

Explaining Health Disparities by Race & Ethnicity Today

Segregation & Health 

NA’s, African Americans, & Hispanics are blank times as likely as Whites to die from diabetes 

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racial discrimination, inhibit immune responses, increase disease vulnerability 

Explaining Health Disparities by Race & Ethnicity Today

The Effects of Individual Racism on African American Health 

African Americans are disproportionately exposed to blank, which leads to stress, which leads to negative health outcomes - why? 

  • Stress responses cause adrenal glands to produce hormones that do what two things? 

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mental illness, self-esteem 

Explaining Health Disparities by Race & Ethnicity Today

The Effects of Individual Racism on African American Health 

African Americans have lower levels of blank and higher levels of blank. Why? Explain

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food choices, body image

Explaining Health Disparities by Race & Ethnicity Today

The Effects of Individual Racism on African American Health 

When asked about their weight-related beliefs, Black women talked more about blank while White women talked more about blank

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life course perspective

Explaining Health Disparities by Race & Ethnicity Today

A framework used to explain how health outcomes change over the life course 

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cumulative disadvantage perspective 

Explaining Health Disparities by Race & Ethnicity Today

Life Course Perspectives 

A life-course explanation that focuses on how disadvantages accumulate over the life course 

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weathering hypothesis 

Explaining Health Disparities by Race & Ethnicity Today

Life Course Perspectives 

A life-course explanation that focuses on how constant exposure to stress accelerates health decline for Black people 

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foreign born, native born 

Explaining Health Disparities by Race & Ethnicity Today

Culture & Health 

Overall, (native born/foreign born) Blacks, Cubans, Mexicans, & Chinese have lower risks for infant morality & LBW than their (native born/foreign born) counterparts 

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Hispanic paradox

Explaining Health Disparities by Race & Ethnicity Today

Culture & Health 

The observation that even though Latinx have, on average, lower SES status than Whites, they have comparable health outcomes to Whites

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acculturation 

Explaining Health Disparities by Race & Ethnicity Today

Culture & Health 

A process by which immigrants adopt the behaviors and preferences of the host society 

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behaviors, usage, access

Explaining Health Disparities by Race & Ethnicity Today

Culture & Health 

Acculturation has negative effects in terms of health blank, but positive effects in terms of health blank (2)

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stay in the US 

Explaining Health Disparities by Race & Ethnicity Today

Culture & Health 

Across groups, immigrants tend to have worse health outcomes the longer they do what? 

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Black, Latinx

Explaining Health Disparities by Race & Ethnicity Today

Genetics, Race, & Health

These two groups of children are more likely to…

  • Suffer from asthma 

  • Live in segregated, inner-city areas w/ poor living conditions (exposure to indoor contaminants, air pollution, hazardous waste) 

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environmental racism

Institutional policies & practices that differentially affect the health outcomes or living conditions of people and communities based on race or color

  • E.g. Less access to fresh produce, parks, jogging trails, & healthy food

  • E.g. Living close to places that can damage health such as toxic waste dumps & polluted freeways

  • Poor ppl and POC’s more likely to be affected by this 

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environmental justice 

Efforts to ensure the right to live in nontoxic neighborhoods, regardless of race 

  • African Americans more likely to live in toxic neighborhoods than Whites, partly because of the history & exclusion they have faced since slavery