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    The Holmes Commission on Racial Equity in American Psychoanalysis found that faculty and candidates at psychoanalytic institutes, regardless of race, agreed that psychoanalytic curricula did not adequately address race and racism, and subjects about race. The commission also found the following: Candidates were not adequately trained to apply racial awareness to analysis, and a majority of candidates and faculty reported inadequate discussion of race and racism in supervision. Though freedom to choose

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    Hospital equity officers have become critical leaders in the effort to address the determinants of health care disparities, including structural racism. In this mixed-methods study, we surveyed a national sample of equity officers and interviewed a subset of respondents to provide additional perspective. About one-half of survey respondents reported at least some obstacles to achieving their health equity objectives, including racist beliefs among people working in their hospitals and health care systems, policies that perpetuate racism, and a lack of staff diversity. To address these challenges, some hospitals are collecting information about instances of racism, reviewing clinical algorithms for evidence of bias, or forming community partnerships. However, in interviews, equity officers pointed out that racism is a public health issue that cannot be adequately addressed solely within the health care system. Given the relative newness of most hospital equity officer positions, our res

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    • How are hospitals addressing the effects of #racism? Results from interviews with equity officers find it’s not an issue that can be addressed solely within the health care system. Read more from Joel Weismann of @BrighamWomens + @Harvard + coauthors. https://t.co/VtM3cX4D7k https://t.co/OhLiWAaeuk

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    Racial minority patients are impacted differently by the social and physical characteristics of their environments, which may negatively affect cancer outcomes compared with White patients with cancer, according to a new study by Robinson-Oghogho et al presented during the 16th AACR Conference on the Science of Cancer Health Disparities in Racial/Ethnic Minorities and the Medically Underserved (Abstract A115). Addressing these disparities necessitates incorporating processes and tools that tackle structura

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    The Holmes Commission on Racial Equity in American Psychoanalysis found that faculty and candidates at psychoanalytic institutes, regardless of race, agreed that psychoanalytic curricula did not adequately address race and racism, and subjects about race. The commission also found the following: Candidates were not adequately trained to apply racial awareness to analysis, and a majority of candidates and faculty reported inadequate discussion of race and racism in supervision. Though freedom to choose

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    Racism is a multifaceted system of oppression that disproportionately harms Black mothers and children across the lifespan. Despite reliable evidence that racism is associated with worse mental health outcomes (eg, increased depressive symptoms), less is known about potential intergenerational effects of Black mothers’ experiences of racism on children’s mental health, as well as how traumatic experiences influence these pathways. In this cross-sectional quantitative study, we aimed (1) to replicate the finding that maternal experiences of racism are associated with both maternal and child depression; (2) to identify whether maternal experiences of racism are indirectly associated with child depression via the effect of maternal depression; and (3) to test whether the indirect effect of racism on child depression via maternal depression is conditioned on maternal trauma.

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    Author links open overlay panel Aaron Baugh MD, Neeta Thakur MD, MPH • Race is a social identity that has long been associated with health inequities in the United States. • Cultural, structural, and interpersonal racism are distinct pathways to worse respiratory health outcomes. • Racial and ethnic minorities may experience multiple forms of discrimination simultaneously, or suffer from biases against more than one marginalized identity, complicating the task of designing effective interventions to

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