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Suicide and homicide among Hispanics in the southwest.
  • Published Date:

    1986 May-Jun

  • Source:
    Public Health Rep. 101(3):265-270
  • Language:
    English
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      1986 May-Jun
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      Public Health Rep. 101(3):253-265
      Description:
      Recent reports in the literature on the health status of southwestern Hispanics, most of whom are Mexican Americans, are reviewed critically. The review is organized into the following sections: infant mortality, mortality at other ages, cardiovascul...
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      1986 May-Jun
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      1986 May-Jun
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      The most current research literature on the access of Hispanics to medical care is reviewed, and data from a 1982 national survey by Louis Harris and Associates on access to health care are presented to document current levels of access to health car...
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