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Why Ethnicity and Race Are so Important in Child Health Services Research Today

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Authors
G Flores, E Fuentes-Afflick, O Carter-Pokras, L Claudio, M Lara, L Pachter, FR Gomez, Fernando S. Mendoza, RB Valdez, RE Zambrana

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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, Vol. 155, page(s) 1178-1179
2001

Topics: Children's health | Ethnicity | Health policy

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