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Emerging Issues in Hispanic Health: Summary of a Workshop (2002)
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Center for Social and Economic Studies (CSES)

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Emerging Issues in Hispanic Health: Summary of a Workshop

Tables

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Age Distribution in U.S. Population of Hispanics, Non-Hispanic Whites, and African Americans, 2000,

 

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Percentage of U.S. Population Living in Poverty in 2000,

 

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Ten Leading Causes of Death in U.S. Population for Non-Hispanic Whites, Non-Hispanic Blacks, and Hispanics, 1999,

 

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Ten Leading Causes of Death for U.S. Hispanic Population by National Origin, 1999,

 

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Birth Outcomes of Mexican-Born, U.S.-Born Mexican American, and White Non-Latina Women in California,

 

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Lifetime Prevalence of Psychiatric Disorders Among Migrant Workers and Residents in the Mexican American Prevalence and Services Survey, Among Residents of Mexico City, and Among Respondents to the National Comorbidity Survey,

 

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Figures

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Total age-adjusted mortality rates for U.S. population by major ethnic group, 1999,

 

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Total fertility rate for U.S. population by major ethnic group, 2000,

 

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U.S. births to mothers with 12 or more years of education by major ethnic group, 2000,

 

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Percentage of low-birthweight babies for U.S. population by mothers’ major ethnic group, 2000,

 

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Relative odds of infant mortality for Puerto Rican migrants by length of time on U.S. mainland,

 

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Uninsured rates among nonelderly (ages 0 to 64) non-Hispanic whites, Hispanics, African Americans, and Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders,

 

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Health insurance coverage among nonelderly persons (ages 0 to 64) by major Hispanic ethnic group,

 

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Examples of GIS population and epidemiological mapping: San Antonio domestic violence cases and Hispanic population by census tract,

 

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Examples of GIS population and epidemiological mapping: Hospital visits for asthma for all ages and minors in the San Antonio area by census tract,

 

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