Luisa N. Borrell
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Luisa N. Borrell
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DP Epid/Bios @cunysph.bsky.social: Race/ethnicity, socioeconomic position and neighborhood effects as #SDoH | Posts=my opinions/views | RT!= endorsement. EiC: Preventive Medicine #EpiSky, #SocialEpi, #SDoH, #Epidemiology, #CausalInference #CUNY .. more

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Delighted to share a paper with T Vu where we found that grade, race/ethnicity, sex, and sexual identity explained 79.6% of the variance in binge drinking inequities; the unexplained was due intersectional interaction effects.
#MAIHDA #Intersectionality #SocEpi
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Binge drinking inequities patterned by grade, race/ethnicity, sex, and sexual identity among U.S. adolescents: An application of intersectional MAIHDA
Binge drinking among U.S. adolescents varies by developmental stage, race/ethnicity, sex, and sexual identity. However, few studies have examined how …
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Reposted by Luisa N. Borrell

Reposted by Luisa N. Borrell

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Thank you for reading! We discussed missing variables or that the variables considered may not capturing the systems we intended to in the limitations. In addition, the unexplained variance is only referring to the between-stratum variance, a small component to the total variance.

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