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J Rural Health 2010,Dec,21;26(1):12-9; (PMID: 20105263)
[...]PURPOSE: The authors examined the simultaneous influence of race and place of residence on access to and utilization of specialized cancer care in the United States. METHODS: Access to specialized cancer care was measured using: (1) travel time to National [...]
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J Rural Health 2010,Dec,21;26(1):30-5; (PMID: 20105265)
[...]Results were weighted to reflect the age, race, and gender distribution of the population of Arkansas. Multiple logistic regression was used to adjust for demographic differences between rural and urban populations.[...]
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Behav Med 2010,Dec,21;35(4):112-25; (PMID: 19933058)
[...]We examined socioeconomic and medical history factors to determine if they explain differences in accuracy of HF illness beliefs by race. 519 patients completed an illness beliefs and socioeconomic status survey. After establishing univariate associations by race, linear regression with backward selection was used to identify factors associated with [...]
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J Hist Behav Sci 2010,Dec,21;46(1):27-51; (PMID: 20073057)
[...]Examining the production of a "tension barometer," an attitude survey that scholars from the University of Chicago's Committee on Education, Training, and Research in Race Relations created to predict interracial violence, I chart vigorous debate over the nature and causes of racial oppression in the critical postwar decades. Available-and unavailable-social scientific frameworks, activists" interests, and emerging anticommunism, the Committee's history shows, created an environment where individualistic conceptions of "the race problem" won out, despite critique.[...]
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ABNF J 2010,Dec,21;21(1):21-6; (PMID: 20169809)
[...]OBJECTIVE: To determine the effects of health insurance and race on prescription medication use and expense. METHODS: An observational, non-experimental design was used. Multivariable regression analyses were conducted to evaluate the independent effects of health insurance status and race on prescription medication use and expense while controlling for sociodemographic, geographic, and health status characteristics.[...]
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Agric Hist 2010,Dec,21;84(1):20-45; (PMID: 20235394)
Having been evicted from their homes because of incentives created by the New Deal's AGricultural ADjustment Act, sharecroppers in Arkansas formed the biracial Southern Tenant Farmers' Union (STFU) in 1934. Led by socialists and radicals, the organization ultimately claimed upward of thirty thousand members and constituted an assault on the social, economic, and racial status quo of the South.[...]
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Ethn Dis 2010,Dec,21;20(1):71-6; (PMID: 20178186)
[...]The science of eliminating racial health disparities requires a clear understanding of the underlying social processes that drive persistent differences in health outcomes by self-identified race. Understanding these social processes requires analysis of cultural notions of race as these are instantiated in institutional policies and practices that ultimately contribute to health disparities.[...]
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Ethn Dis 2010,Dec,21;20(1):2-6; (PMID: 20178174)
[...] agreed to participate (34.3% African Americans, 33.3% Whites, and 28.9% Hispanics). We found no association between race and BP monitor utilization. Patients with less education and lower income were associated with lesser use of [...]
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Ethn Dis 2010,Dec,21;20(1):35-9; (PMID: 20178180)
[...]The independent variable was race/ethnicity that was categorized as White, African American, Hispanic, or other race. Patients' demographics, health insurance status, income level, and hospital characteristics were covariates. RESULTS: A little more than one percent (1.15%) of the [...]
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Ethn Dis 2010,Dec,21;20(1 Suppl 1):S1-146-9; (PMID: 20521404)
[...]Multivarlate analysis calculated adjusted odds ratios for various maternal characteristics overall and for each race/ethnic group. RESULTS: Significant bivariate associations with oral clefts were found for maternal age, race/ethnicity, education, tobacco[...]
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