Rationale Quantitative health disparities research has increasingly employed
intersectionality as a theoretical tool to investigate how social characteristics intersect to …

The prevalence of SUDs is increasing in the US general population, but these disorders
remain seriously undertreated. Stigma can reduce willingness of policymakers to allocate …

Introduction Experiences of racial discrimination in the medical setting are common among
Black patients and may be linked to mistrust in medical recommendations and poorer …

Les Canadiens noirs et les Afro-Américains font face à des disparités en ce qui concerne
leur accès à des soins de santé mentale et particulièrement des soins de santé mentale de …

Cannabis consumption has become the center of much debate globally. The positive public
perception of the medicinal benefits of cannabis and the rise of recreational usage of …

Abstract Background Informed by Latino Critical Race Theory, the present study examined
how intersections between English use/proficiency, Spanish use/proficiency, and heritage …

Background Racism, and resultant racial/ethnic discrimination is a ubiquitous social
determinant of health that is linked to adverse alcohol-related outcomes. To our knowledge …

Purpose Because segregation may shield blacks from discrimination as well as increase
their exposure to concentrated poverty, its net impact on the mental well-being of black …

We examine whether intersectionality theory—which formalizes the notion that adverse
health outcomes owing to having a marginalized social status, identity, or characteristic, may …

Background Daily cannabis use is increasing in the United States (US). Yet, it is not known
whether daily cannabis use is disproportionately common, or whether it has increased …