Findings for those who are non-White and who experience discrimination and police violence
Marked racial/ethnic disparities exist for both in-person and media gun violence exposure
Black men and Black women have pronounced and increasing burden of mortality compared with Whites
Annual increase of 0.24 percentage points seen in children aged 5 to 17 years and of 0.33 percentage points for young adults age 18 to 25 years
Authors say higher prevalence likely reflects the stigma and minority stress experienced by these individuals
Older Black adults show lower cognitive scores and a higher likelihood of cognitive impairment
Black race remained an independent risk factor associated with suspicion for child abuse in adjusted analyses
Findings seen for adolescent trauma patients who were American Indian, Black, Hispanic, female, Medicaid-insured, or uninsured
Progress reversed due to increase in mortality from external causes, stagnation for cardiovascular diseases
Findings not seen for communities with racial or ethnic segregation alone