A pandemic of the poor: social disadvantage and the U.S. HIV epidemic.
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...In their review of HIV in the USA, Pellowski et al. observed that ‘poverty, discrimination, inequality and other social conditions’ were facilitators of HIV transmission and incidence, as well as ‘an individual's risk behaviors,’ describing an ‘HIV sub-epidemic’ occurring in the rural USA.28...
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...observed that ‘poverty, discrimination, inequality and other social conditions’ were facilitators of HIV transmission and incidence, as well as ‘an individual's risk behaviors,’ describing an ‘HIV sub-epidemic’ occurring in the rural USA.(28)...
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...Notably absent are the central states in the USA....
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...Study design: This literature review was based on a comprehensive search for all literature researching rural health care provision and access in the USA....
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...There is clear evidence for the continued existence of inequalities in health care services and for differences in healthseeking behavior between urban and rural populations in the USA....
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...…research is suggestive of this possibility: As we mentioned previously, environments where inequality is more visible elicit greater threat-related aggressive tendencies (DeCelles & Norton, 2016; Greitemeyer & Sagioglou, 2016) and more negative health outcomes for the poor (Pellowski et al., 2013)....
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...Future research could uncover the extent that class signals are causal in eliciting these patterns, and some research is suggestive of this possibility: As we mentioned previously, environments where inequality is more visible elicit greater threat-related aggressive tendencies (DeCelles & Norton, 2016; Greitemeyer & Sagioglou, 2016) and more negative health outcomes for the poor (Pellowski et al., 2013)....
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...Additionally this mistrust of health facilities has also been linked to variety of diseases and disorders involving autism, cancer and HIV and disparities based on ethnicity and race (Pellowski et al. 2013, Good et al. 2005)....
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