Word: asianized
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...There are a lot of Asians and Asian Americans in the health field and medical schools, but a real lack of discussion of their health concerns," Lee said. "We felt it was important to begin discussion of these issues...
Conference organizers said they weren't sure why Asian Americans have been so silent on health care issues, but suggested a variety of theories...
...Because the Asian population is so diverse, so spread out across the country, it's difficult to bring them together as a movement," said Andrew T. Chan, co-chair of the Asian Health Association...
...think the issue of primary care is very important, and we have to be able to admit that we're part of the problem," said Katrina R. Liu, a fourth-year student at the Boston University School of Medicine. "We never hear anything about the Asian community...
Conference organizers said that discussion of Asian American health issues was important because so many Asians work in the medical community. For example, said Patricia K. Lee, a second year medical student and conference organizer, about 20 percent of students at Harvard Medical School are Asian...