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Addressing Racial Disparities In Healthcare For Black Americans: Follow-Up Q&A

Video July 15, 2021

In this follow-up to the webinar, Addressing Racial Disparities In Healthcare For Black Americans: Bridging The Gap & Changing The Trajectory, Dr. William Lawson addresses some of the questions that… Read More

2021 BIPOC Mental Health Month Toolkit

Downloadable Resource July 6, 2021

Formally recognized in June 2008, Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month was created to bring awareness to the unique struggles that underrepresented groups face in regard to mental illness… Read More

The Importance Of Housing For Individuals With Mental Illness

Interview May 21, 2021

The presentation entitled “The Importance of Housing for Individuals with Mental Illness” with speaker Kathy Day helps bring light to the housing crisis the US faces for those with mental… Read More

Addressing Racial Disparities In Healthcare For Black Americans: Bridging The Gap & Changing The Trajectory

On-Demand Webinar February 24, 2021

In this on-demand webinar, three speakers engage in timely discussion honoring Black History Month on the topic of racial disparities in the provision of healthcare in the Black American community. Read More

Dr. Bill Carson On The Importance Of Black History Month

Interview February 1, 2021

In Celebration of Black History Month, PsychU spotlights Dr. William “Bill” Carson, MD. During this interview, Amica Simmons-Yon, PharmD, PhD, Medical Science Liaison of Otsuka Medical Affairs takes a deep… Read More

The Health Disparities Challenge That Lies Ahead

Article February 1, 2021

The current raging COVID pandemic has brought to the fore some key health disparities. The statistics show that COVID death rates are higher among minorities. Compared to Whites, the likelihood… Read More

Poverty, Incarceration & Unemployment Increase Risks Of COVID-19 Death

Article December 14, 2020

Socioeconomic vulnerability, such as poverty, incarceration, or unemployment, increases the risk of dying from coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). “Socioeconomic vulnerability” encompasses potential negative effects on communities caused by external stresses… Read More

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