Racial and ethnic minority adolescents currently represent 39% of all adolescents in the US
By 2040, they will constitute the majority of the nation's adolescent population. In the nation's …

Ethnic disparities in health outcomes have been identified as an important problem in the
United States. In this issue of the Journal of Adolescent Health, Callahan and colleagues …

Half of Berkeley children belong to non-White racial and ethnic groups. Latinos comprise the
largest proportion of non-White children, and that proportion has been stable in the past …

During the 1990s, increasing attention was focused on longstanding racial and ethnic
disparities in health and health care. New research and experiences from the front lines …

Adolescent health professionals may find it difficult to be “political”—to advocate, to lobby, to
speak publicly on controversial issues. Often not trained in the political process …

Pronounced disparities exist by race and ethnicity in child and adolescent health across a
range of health conditions and access to health services. Addressing these child health …

Latinos are the largest minority group in the United States, expected to make up 29% of the
nation's population by 2060, but this growing population's access to health care is limited by …

OBJECTIVE: To examine trends in children's health access, utilization, and expenditures
over time (2002–2009) by race/ethnicity, income, and insurance status/expected payer …

Nancy Berglas and Jean J. Lim emographic experts predict that, by the end of the 21st
century, no one racial or ethnic group will constitute a majority in the United States. In fact, as …

Objective To examine racial/ethnic disparities in medical and oral health status, access to
care, and use of services in US adolescents. Data Source Secondary data analysis of the …