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Is religion a health resource for the poor?
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  • 1989Divine Relations, Social Relations, and Well-Being514 cited
  • 1987Religious Involvement and the Health of the Elderly: Some Hypotheses and an Initial Test486 cited
  • 1994Religion and Health among Black and White Adults: Examining Social Support and Consolation269 cited
  • 2000Religious Consolation Among Men and Women: Do HealthProblems Spur Seeking?205 cited
  • 1996Religion and Subjective Health Among Black and White Elders196 cited
  • 1991Does Religion Influence Adult Health?152 cited
  • 2005Religion, health and medicine in African Americans: implications for physicians.141 cited
  • 2000Religious Involvement and Mortality Risk among African American Adults137 cited
  • 1990Participation in Spiritual Healing, Religiosity, and Mental Health*22 cited

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