Black adults with higher levels of education are more likely to view a Black health care provider as better than others at looking out for their best interests | Pew Research Center

April 5, 2022

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Black adults with higher levels of education are more likely to view a Black health care provider as better than others at looking out for their best interests

Black adults with higher levels of education are more likely to view a Black health care provider as better than others at looking out for their best interests

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Appendix: Detailed charts and tables
Black adults with postgraduate education more likely to have positive as well as negative STEM schooling experiences
Black Americans who had a same-race high school teacher in STEM more likely to say someone encouraged them, helped show relevance of STEM for their career
Older Black adults have more positive views of medical researchers’ competence, caring than younger Black adults
Most Black Americans are skeptical that medical researchers admit their mistakes all or most of time
55% of Black adults say research misconduct is at least a moderately big problem
Black adults’ views of recent health care costs
Black adults with higher levels of education are more likely to view a Black health care provider as better than others at looking out for their best interests
Black adults’ views of Black doctors across aspects of medical care