Francisco Brenes, Evan V Goldstein, Ernesto Lázaro Sarduy, Richard Lazarus, Gabriela Fernandez, Federico Henriquez, Dariel Asgarali
As the U.S. population becomes more racially/ethnically diverse, the Hispanic American immigrant population has slowly grown in recent years. In the face of anti-immigrant policies, limited access to care, fear of deportation, discrimination, stigmatization, poverty, and other stressors, Hispanic American immigrants seek services from botánicas for religious, spiritual, medical, and psychosocial health reasons, including the accessibility and affordability of services from folk practitioners in these herbal dispensaries...
April 15, 2024: Hispanic Health Care International: the Official Journal of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses