Hmong American

Askar, W., A. Khan, S. Borson, and M.L. Malone. “Recurring Vivid Dreams in an Older Hmong Man With Complex Trauma Experience and Cognitive Impairment”, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, 116 (2017): 171-72.

Kue, J., A. Zukoski, K.L. Keon, and S. Thorburn. “Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening: Exploring Perceptions and Barriers With Hmong Women and Men in Oregon” 19 (2014): 311-27.

Nguyen, A.L., and D.W. Seal. “Cross-Cultural Comparison of Successful Aging Definitions Between Chinese and Hmong Elders in the United States” 29 (2014): 153-71.

Lor, M., and B. Bowers. “Evaluating Teaching Techniques in the Hmong Breast and Cervical Cancer Health Awareness Project” 29 (2014): 358-65.

Mixson-Hayden, T., D. Lee, L. Ganova-Raeva, J. Drobeniuc, W.M. Stauffer, E. Teshale, and S. Kamili. “Hepatitis B Virus and Hepatitis C Virus Infections in United States-Bound Refugees from Asia and Africa” 90 (2014): 1014-20.

Burgess, D.J., J. Mock, B.A. Schillo, J.E. Saul, T. Phan, Y. Chhith, N. Alesci, and S.S. Foldes. “Culture, Acculturation and Smoking Use in Hmong, Khmer, Laotians, and Vietnamese Communities in Minnesota” 14 (2014): 791.

Thorburn, S., J. Kue, K.L. Keon, and A. Zukoski. “‘We don’t Talk about It’ and Other Interpersonal Influences on Hmong women’s Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Decisions” 28 (2013): 760-71.

Fang, D.M., and D.L. Baker. “Barriers and Facilitators of Cervical Cancer Screening Among Women of Hmong Origin” 24 (2013): 540-55.

Lee, H.Y., and S. Vang. “Cultural Beliefs and Clinical Breast Examination in Hmong American Women: The Crucial Role of Modesty”.

Kue, J., and S. Thorburn. “Hepatitis B Knowledge, Screening, and Vaccination Among Hmong Americans” 24 (2013): 566-78.

Chen, D.M. Fang, S.L. Stewart, M.Y. Ly, S. Lee, J.H. Dang, T.T. Nguyen, A.E. Maxwell, C.L. Bowlus, and R. Bastani. “Increasing Hepatitis B Screening for Hmong Adults: Results from a Randomized Controlled Community-Based Study” 22 (2013): 782-91.

Franzen-Castle, L., and C. Smith. “Shifts in Hmong Culture: Competing Medical Frameworks” 15 (2013): 829-35.

Lor, M., P.Y. Khang, P. Xiong, K.F. Moua, and D. Lauver. “Understanding Hmong women’s Beliefs, Feelings, Norms, and External Conditions about Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening” 30 (2013): 420-8.

Young, E., S. Xiong, L. Finn, and T. Young. “Unique Sleep Disorders Profile of a Population-Based Sample of 747 Hmong Immigrants in Wisconsin” 79 (2013): 57-65.

Leonard, K., M. Lindsay, and M. Earl. “Consumer Health Web Sites in Asian and Pacific Islander Languages” 17 (2013): 184-95.

Nguyen, A.Lu. “Cultural Perspectives, Lifecourse, and the Social Ecology of Successful Aging: The Views of Chinese and Hmong Elders”. Nguyen, Annie Lu: The Medical Coll Wisconsin, US, 2013.

LoConte, N.K., L. Weeth-Feinstein, A. Conlon, and S. Scott. “Engaging Health Systems to Increase Colorectal Cancer Screening: Community-Clinical Outreach in Underserved Areas of Wisconsin” 10 (2013): E192.

Thorburn, S., K.L. Keon, and J. Kue. “Sources of Breast and Cervical Cancer Information for Hmong Women and Men” 53 (2013): 468-78.

Collier, A.F., M. Munger, and Y.K. Moua. “Hmong Mental Health Needs Assessment: A Community-Based Partnership in a Small Mid-Western Community” 49 (2012): 73-86.

Thorburn, S., J. Kue, K.L. Keon, and P. Lo. “Medical Mistrust and Discrimination in Health Care: A Qualitative Study of Hmong Women and Men” 37 (2012): 822-9.