Lingsheng Li
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first heard Aug 2024
last heard Aug 2024
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He was pushed to the ground and later died of a brain bleed.
And this actually happened just a few minutes away from where I was practicing geriatrics medicine as a part of my fellowship.
And a lot of my patients at that time identified as older Asian immigrant.
One particular patient I remember, he and his daughter were basically direct victims.
They were walking down Ocean Beach and this person came up to them, started chasing them down the beach, started calling them racial slurs.
And because of this encounter, this patient went to the emergency room twice.
due to having panic episodes that felt like heart attacks.
And my preceptor and I had to start him on antidepressant.
And this was someone that for months we were trying to do prescribed medications.
So just one example of many of how it impacts patients and how we as clinicians see it from our perspective and their perspective.
Yeah.
And maybe I can let Alex speak about it because he is my mentor and senior author on this paper.
And so he and his team actually started laying the groundwork back in 2021.
I would just say that as a 1.5 generation Chinese American and a geriatrician, it really impacted me in very personal ways and thinking about
improving the health and outcomes of older Asians and Asian Americans out there.
I really wanted to better understand how these hate incidents not only impact their health, but thinking about the long-term consequences, the indirect experiences beyond just the physical harm and the trauma.
And
That means I immigrated to the US and from China before the age of 18.
So I was born in Northeastern China, grew up with my grandparents and moved to the US when I was 10 years old.
guess like traditionally we think about first generation, second generation, and in between.
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