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• 1985Mexican-American, Black-American and White-American differences in reporting illnesses, disability and physician visits for illnesses58 cited
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• 1979urbanization, acculturation, and extended family ties: Mexican Americans in cities52 cited
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• 1981Folk Medicine Among Urban Mexican Americans: Cultural Persistence, Change, and Displacement26 cited
• 1991A Survey of Four Illnesses and Their Relationship to Intracultural Variation in a Mexican‐American Community22 cited
• 1978Chicano Sociology: A New Paradigm for Social Science20 cited
• 2009Practices of Faith and Racial Integration in South Texas13 cited
• 1983Part 2: Community morbidity patterns and Mexican American folk illnesses: A comparative methodology6 cited