Adverse Childhood Experiences and Cardiovascular Health: An Exploration of Protective Social Determinants Among Young Adult Black Women.
Adverse Childhood Experiences and Cardiovascular Health: An Exploration of Protective Social Determinants Among Young Adult Black Women.
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不良童年经历与心血管健康：年轻成年黑人女性保护性社会决定因素的探索。
DOI：
10.1097/ans.0000000000000468
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发表时间：
2022
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通讯作者：
Simmons,LeighAnn
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Scott,Jewel;Silva,Susan;Gonzalez-Guarda,RosaM;Bennett,GaryG;Merwin,Elizabeth;Simmons,LeighAnn
这项研究试图通过考察母性关系、宗教和精神以及社会关系作为潜在的保护性社会决定因素来缓冲不良童年经历(ACE)的压力，从而促进关于黑人女性心血管健康(CVH)的文献。结果是美国心脏协会理想的CVH评分。母性关系和宗教/灵性都不能缓解ACEs对理想CVH的压力。研究结果从潜在保护因素的文化方面进行了讨论，这些因素对未来的研究至关重要。确定可能缓冲ACE对CVH影响的保护性因素仍然是促进健康公平的优先事项。
This study sought to advance the literature on Black women's cardiovascular health (CVH) by examining maternal relationship, religion and spirituality, and social connections as potential protective social determinants that buffer the stress of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). The outcome was the American Heart Association's ideal CVH score. Neither maternal relationship nor religion/spirituality was able to buffer the stress of ACEs on ideal CVH. Findings are discussed in terms of cultural aspects of potential protective factors that are critical for future research. Identifying protective factors that may buffer the influence of ACEs on CVH remains a priority to promote health equity.