Kadir Onur Şimşek, Nuray Özgülnar
Evaluation of health status of transgender sex workers in Turkey: A qualitative study
Atencion primaria
black hispanic households elevated risk food insecurity insufficiencycorrelates adverse outcomes areas health mental healthrelative white households usa covid19 pandemic economic shock threatened exacerbate issues research identified number risk protective factors food insecurity insufficiency could relate racial ethnic disparities two waysthrough aggregate differences distribution characteristics educational attainment employment differences degree risk protection associated factor examined relationship four factorshousehold head age educational attainment single mother household composition employmentand disparities food insufficiency white black hispanic households children covid19 pandemic consider pathways analyzed data census bureaus household pulse survey using bivariate statistics multivariable regression decomposition methods understand differences prevalence consequences underlying risk protective factors food insufficiency households children consistent prior literature documented higher rates food insufficiency among black hispanic households compared white households differences distributions education employment accounted substantial fraction disparities risk distribution degree risk associated single mother household composition also related disparities differences muted accounting economic resources much though relationship distributions education disparate risk food insufficiency also captured differences economic resources study provides insight structure underlying racial ethnic disparities food insufficiency covid19 pandemic highlighting importance human capital income assets