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Makrides, Lydia & Wong, Shirley. (2001). Identification of best practice
model for diabetes prevention program for African indigenous and
Black immigrant communities. Halifax, NS: Health Canada, Digby, East
Preston, MISA, Truro, Whitney Pier.
Office on Women's Health. (n.d.). Major health conditions for African
American Women's health. Retrieved March 11, 2002, from the World
Wide Web: http://www.intelihealth.com
Ofili, E. (2001). Ethnic disparities in cardiovascular health. Ethnicity
and Disease, 11, 838-840.
Samuel, Hodge C.D., Headen, S.W., Skelly, A.H., Ingram, A.F.,
Keyserling, T. C., Jackson, E.J., Ammerman, A.S., & Elasy, T.A.
(2000). Influences on day-to-day self-management of type 2 diabetes
among African-American women: Spirituality, the multi-caregiver role,
and other social context factors. Diabetes Care, 23(7), 928-933.
Hypertension
Armstead, Cheryl A., Lawler, Kathleen A., Gorden, Gloria, Cross, John,
& Gibbons, Judith. (1989). Relationship of racial stressors to blood
pressure responses and anger expression in Black college students.
Health Psychology, 8(5), 541-556.
Baldwin, C. M. (1998). Changing health outcomes for African American
children: Utilizing a self-care health promotion curriculum in urban
elementary schools. Journal of Multicultural Nursing and Health, 4(2),
40-45.
Banks-Wallace, JoAnne. (2000). Staggering under the weight of
responsibility: The impact of culture on physical activity among African
American women. Journal of Multicultural Nursing and Health, 6(3),
24-30.
Boutain, Doris. M. (1999). Considerations in the development of
knowledge: The case of race, class, and gender in high blood pressure
research about African Americans. Journal of Multicultural Nursing and
Health, 5(3), 23-28.
Boutain, Doris M. (2000). Worry, stress and family: Critical signifiers
of high blood pressure by rural dwelling African Americans.
Unpublished doctoral dissertation, University of Washington.
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