CBSSM News & Events
A look at anti-racism and community-based participatory research principles
University of Michigan School of Public Health researchers recently published an essay in the American Journal of Public Health (AJPH) examining the synergies between the principles of anti-racism and community-based participatory research (CBPR). The essay also highlights the challenges and opportunities health research institutions face when trying to reduce health disparities caused by racial inequities.
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Age Matters for Use of At-Home Tests
10/24/2022
Researchers set out to find what older folks thought of DTC tests, whether they use them and how often they reported their results to a physician who could provide care if there was a problem.
"As more companies bring these direct-to-consumer tests to market, and buy ads promoting them, it's important for health care providers and policymakers to understand what patients might be purchasing, what they're doing with the results, and how that fits into the broader clinical and regulatory picture," said Dr. Jeffrey Kullgren. He directs the National Poll on Healthy Aging from the University of Michigan Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation.
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Bioethics
cancer
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clinical ethics
Decision aids
Diabetes
Diversity and Equity
Doctor-patient communication
End-of-life decision making
Gender bias
Gender equity
Genetics
Genetic testing
Genomics
Health behavior
Healthcare access
Healthcare costs
Healthcare policy
Health data
Health disparities
Informed consent
Medicaid
Medical decision making
Overuse-Underuse of health services
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Privacy of health information
Racial Disparities
Research ethics
Risk communication
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Risk perception
Sexual Harassment
Shared decision making
Women's health