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Disproportionate Psychiatric Hospitalization of Black American Adults: A Replication Study
Disproportionate psychiatric hospitalization of Black Americans was found in a prior national study conducted with data collected during the COVID-19 pandemic (Barnes, 2026). The current study replicates the original study and reports on whether Black adults are hospitalized at a percentage higher t
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