Women’s use of complementary and alternative medicine: Health insurance and socioeconomic effects among four race/ethnic groups

Maria Chao, MPA, Fredi Kronenberg, Ph.D., Christine Wade, Debra Kalmuss, Ph.D., Linda F.Cushman, Ph.D., Whitney Dessio - Mailman School of Public Health and the Richard and Hinda Rosenthal Center for Complementary Medicine, Columbia University 

Explaining Ethnic Disparities in Maternal-Child Health:  The Association of Bacterial Vaginosis with Exposure to Discrimination and Other Life Stressors

Cheryl Woods Giscombé, M.A., R.N. and Marci Lobel, Ph.D - Department of Psychology, State University of New York at Stony Brook  

Diabetes Screening and Treatment Triage in an Urban Latino setting: Barriers and Successes

            Norma Bowe - Kean University, New Jersey 

An Attributional Analysis of African American Clergy Attitudes on HIV/AIDS

           Tina B. Henderson, MA - UCLA Center for the Study of Evaluation 

Shaping AIDS Policy Through Political Activism: The Case of the CBC AIDS Initiative

Acting, Inspiring, and Motivating Toward Change:  A Photovoice Project with Latino Adolescents in Central North Carolina

J. Matt Streng MPH(c); Scott D. Rhodes, PhD, MPH, CHES; Ramiro Arceo; Selena Phipps, CHES – Dept. of Health Behavior and Health Education, Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 

How African American Parents utilize The National Immunization Information Hotline

Edgar G. Villanueva, BA, BSPH- CDC National Immunization Information Hotline

Poster Session II

 

What the Public Wants to Know: A Profile of African American and Hispanic Hotline Callers

Smoking & Babies Just Don’t Mix: Developing a Citizen Action and Health Policy Campaign to Reduce Infant Mortality

An Analysis of a Program Addressing Teenage Parenthood for At Risk Minority Eighth Graders in Lenoir County, North Carolina

Exploring the Prevalence of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) in the African American Community within a Historical Context

Gina L. Newsome, B.S., 2005 & Becky Stephenson, MD- Univ. of North Carolina Medical School 

Understanding the Effect of Spirituality and Health on Subjective Well-Being In a later life: Are There Racial/Ethnic Differences?

Impact of Immigrant Health ACCESS Project on newly arrived immigrants and refugees

Jerono Phylis Rotich, Ph.D Candidate- Immigrant Health ACCESS Project at the Center for New North Carolinians at UNC-Greensboro 

Does it Pay to Advertise? An Evaluation of Social Marketing Campaigns Intended for Latino Populations