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Health Care for Latino Children: Impact of Child and Parental Birthplace on Insurance Status and Access to Health Services
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  • 2006Why Are Latinos the Most Uninsured Racial/Ethnic Group of US Children? A Community-Based Study of Risk Factors for and Consequences of Being an Uninsured Latino Child71 cited

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