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Direct linkAmuta-Jimenez, Ann Oyare; Cisse-Egbounye, Nafissatou; Jacobs, Wura; Smith, Gabrielle P. A. – Health Education & Behavior, 2019
Introduction: Most studies lump Black immigrants (BIs) and African Americans (AAs) as "Black/African American" during investigation. Such categorization assumes that the sociocultural determinants that influence BIs are the same as for AAs. This study attempts to disentangle the AA and BI subgroups to recognize the differences in…
Descriptors: Blacks, Immigrants, African Americans, Cancer
