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The Relationahips Between Health Behaviors Of Women And Health Locus Of Control Among Black Caribbean Women And Black American Women With Hypertension, Camelle Charles
The Relationahips Between Health Behaviors Of Women And Health Locus Of Control Among Black Caribbean Women And Black American Women With Hypertension, Camelle Charles
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Background
Millions of Caribbean women have migrated to the United States, and a sizeable number of these women and Black American women suffer from hypertension and other cardiovascular health problems. This research showed the comparison of health behaviors of both groups of women and the difference in their health outcomes. Today, there are more migrants in the world than ever before; an estimated 272 million international migrants in 2019, which is an increase in 51 million since 2010 (United Nations, 2019) and Caribbean migrants are a substantial portion of this pool. Approximately 4.4 million Caribbean immigrants reside in the U.S. …