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Acculturation and Culture: A Critical Factor for Asian Americans’ Health dimensions such as behavior, knowledge, values and identity. As an important component of Asian Americans’ daily lives, acculturation and cultural factors are associated with how Asian Americans think about and deal with health issues. This chapter will first briefly review the concept of accultura

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Asian Americans and Racism: Mental Health and Health Consequencesrival in the United States. As a consequence, perceived racism has been linked with a host of adverse outcomes ranging from depression to poor treatment utilization to suicide attempts. To further explore this phenomenon, the chapter provides a conceptual overview of the literature on racism followe

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137291912ealth within Asian American communities is not better understood. This chapter reviews existing literature and highlights the relationship between ethnicity and health among Asian Americans. After presenting terms and theoretical perspectives, we review current literature and explore national data t

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Theatres of Learning Disabilitye third largest Asian subgroup in the US. They are a diverse and heterogeneous group based on a variety of religions, languages, socio-economic status, and cultures. Indian Americans are at higher risk for chronic diseases such as diabetes and coronary heart disease. Lifestyle changes that occurs wi

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,‘The world watched’: Witnessing Genocide,d, and fourth generation individuals, a smaller group of recent immigrants, and a rapidly growing group of individuals who are biracial and multiracial. The prevalence of health issues among Japanese Americans reflect the impact of diet and lifestyle changes associated with acculturation and the ass