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Here’s Why Depression in Black Women Might Be Overlooked by Doctors

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By Alexa Spencer | Word In Black (WIB) - Exposure to racism and other stressors increase the risk for depression in Black folks and other people of color. But for Black women — who are impacted by racism, sexism, and other forms oppression — their depressive symptoms appear differently than other groups and may go overlooked by […]

The post Here’s Why Depression in Black Women Might Be Overlooked by Doctors appeared first on The Sacramento Observer.

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