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Ming-Che Tu

New York UniversityORCID

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Ming Tu, Ming-Che Tu

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New York UniversityColumbia University
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About

Ming-Che Tu is an author at New York University specializing in medicine, ethnicity, and mental health.

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A brief anti-stigma intervention for Chinese immigrant caregivers of individuals with psychosis: Adaptation and initial findings

Lawrence H. Yang, Grace Y. Lai, Ming-Che Tu,

Transcultural Psychiatry

2013

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Addressing Asian American mental health disparities: Putting community-based research principles to work.

Sumie Okazaki, Ahmed M. Kassem, Ming-Che Tu

Asian American Journal of Psychology

2014

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Challenges in Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Urban Asian American Adolescents: Service Providers’ Perspectives

Ariane Ling, Sumie Okazaki, Ming-Che Tu,

Race and Social Problems

2014

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What is career success? A new Asian American psychology of working.

Ming-Che Tu, Sumie Okazaki

American Psychologist

2021

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Experiences of Social and Structural Forms of Stigma Among Chinese Immigrant Consumers with Psychosis

Zhen Hadassah Cheng, Ming-Che Tu, Vanessa A. Li,

Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health

2015

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Realities of the American dream: Vocational experiences and intersecting invisibility of low-income Chinese immigrant laborers

Ming-Che Tu, Shangyun Zhou, Stephanie Wong,

Journal of Vocational Behavior

2018

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Amisulpride and neuroleptic malignant syndrome.

Ming-Che Tu, Cheng‐Cheng Hsiao

PubMed

2012

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