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Meanings of ethnic density in English
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Usage of ethnic density in English
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Conversely, for men greater ethnicdensity was linked to an increased risk.
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Conclusions: The most consistent associations with ethnicdensity are found for psychoses.
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For Hispanics there was a significant interaction between gender and same- ethnicdensity.
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Most studies report a null association between ethnicdensity and health.
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Possibly, high levels of social disadvantage inhibit positive effects of ethnicdensity on health.
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Conclusions: Associations between ethnicdensity and self-rated health are inconsistent and differ by ethnicity and gender.
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For women, higher levels of same- ethnicdensity were associated with a reduced risk of poor self-rated health.
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In the White British sample, neither birth weight nor preterm birth was associated with own ethnicdensity.
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Protective ethnicdensity effects are more common than adverse associations, particularly for health behaviors and among Hispanic people.
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Associations between ethnicdensity and health were tested in multilevel regression models, adjusted for individual covariates and area deprivation.
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Limitations of the literature include inadequate adjustment for area deprivation and limited statistical power across ethnicdensity measures and study samples.
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Protective associations between ethnicdensity and diagnosis of mental disorders were most consistent in older US ecological studies of admission rates.
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The aim of this study was to systematically review the literature examining the ethnicdensity effect on physical health, mortality, and health behaviors.
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We go on to discuss processes which may underlie ethnicdensity effects, and highlight gaps in the literature and opportunities for further research.
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Aims: To systematically identify relevant studies, summarise their findings and discuss potential explanations of the associations found between ethnicdensity and mental disorders.
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We situate the research question in the context of contemporary social epidemiology and provide a narrative review of studies of ethnicdensity and health.