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The Complex Interplay of Adverse Childhood Experiences, Race, and Income

机译:童年经验,种族和收入的复杂相互作用

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An extensive research base shows evidence of racial disparities in health outcomes, and a growing body of evidence points to associations between adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and poor health. This study uses data from the 2011 and 2012 Wisconsin Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System surveys to identify the relative contributions of ACEs, race, and adult income to predicting three sets of adverse adult health outcomes. The authors found that controlling for demographic factors, ACEs strongly predict health risk behaviors, indicators of poor general health, and chronic health conditions. Adult low-income status is associated with poor general health and chronic health conditions, but not health risk behaviors. African American race is marginally associated only with indicators of poor general health, and this association is attenuated when ACEs and adult income are controlled. These findings suggest a complex interplay among ACEs, race, and income.
机译:广泛的研究基地显示了卫生成果中种族差异的证据,以及不断增长的证据表明,不良童年经历(ACE)和健康状况不佳。 本研究使用2011年和2012年威斯康星州行为风险因素监测系统调查的数据,以确定ACE,种族和成人收入的相对贡献,以预测三组不良成人健康结果。 作者发现,控制人口因子,aces强烈预测健康风险行为,穷人普通健康状况,以及慢性健康状况。 成人低收入地位与穷人的普通健康和慢性健康状况有关,但没有健康风险行为。 非洲裔美国人的比赛仅与穷人的卫生指标有关,并且当ACE和成人收入控制时,这种关联会衰减。 这些调查结果表明,ACE,RACE和收入之间的复杂相互作用。

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