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OBJECTIVES: More than half of New York City (NYC)'s older adult population are immigrants, and many live in ethnic enclaves. We assessed the associations of enclave residence, gender, living status, and education with depression and anxiety among older Chinese and Hispanic adults in NYC. METHODS: We analyzed data from 640 community-dwelling Hispanic and Chinese older adults aged 60 and older, drawn from 1,310 TRIO participants, to examine associations between enclave residence and depressive and anxiety symptoms assessed using the PHQ-9 and GAD-7. RESULTS: Among Chinese women, enclave residence was associated with lower anxiety symptoms. Chinese women reported higher anxiety scores than Chin…
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原文题录
- 中文题名：族裔聚居与心理健康：纽约市社区居住的西班牙裔与华裔老年人
- 英文标题：Ethnic enclave residence and mental health among community-dwelling Hispanic and Chinese older adults in New York City.
- 期刊与标识：Aging Ment Health · PMID 42967326 · DOI 10.1080/13607863.2026.2751573 · EDAT 2026-11-01