
Dr. Hsieh’s scholarship broadly concerns health equity, stress process, and social connection in relation to sexuality, gender, race/ethnicity, and their intersection. Their current research examines health and healthcare inequities faced by vulnerable populations, including sexual and gender minorities, racial and ethnic minorities, and older adults. It addresses questions in two related themes: (1) How stigma, stress, personal relationships, and community participation influence the health and
Read morePhD, University of Pennsylvania, 2014
Hsieh, Ning, Hui Liu, Deirdre Shires, Sam Safford, Kryssia J. Campos. 2024. “Unequal access to primary care providers at the interaction of race/ethnicity, sexual orientation, and gender” Population Research and Policy Review 43:55
Hsieh, Ning, Hui Liu, and Zhenmei Zhang. 2024. “Perceived discrimination and incident dementia among older adults in the U.S.: The buffering role of social relationships” Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences 79(6):gbae059
Hsieh, Ning. 2024. “Unpacking intersectional inequities in flu vaccination by sexuality, gender, and race/ethnicity in the United States” Journal of Health and Social Behavior 65(1):38–59
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