McFarland, Cheryl A. S.

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“Exposure to vicarious UTBP [unfair treatment by police] explained about 12% of the black-white disparity in WC [waist circumference] among women.” & “Our findings suggest there are collateral consequences for people of color … [from] proactive policing practices."

“Black but not white men reporting personal or vicarious UTBP [unfair treatment by police] had shorter telomeres than men not reporting UTBP … [which] may contribute to racial disparities in health and mortality more broadly."

“Vicarious police contact among blacks and personal contact among Hispanics both shared a stronger inverse association with self-reported health than among whites. … Police contact is more strongly linked to worse self-reported health among nonwhites."