'Latina women' diaporamas de présentation

Back to the Future: Perinatal Outcomes in Latinos

Back to the Future: Perinatal Outcomes in Latinos. Elena Fuentes-Afflick, MD, MPH San Francisco General Hospital University of California, San Francisco. Disclosures. None. Objectives.

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Immigrants and Host Country. What is the cost of acculturation?

Immigrants and Host Country. What is the cost of acculturation?. M Maldonado. Immigrants. Traditional belief is that immigrants are at higher risk of mental health problems This is thought to be due to the effects of migration, economic deprivation and loss (Escobar et al, 2000)

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Leslie deRosset, MPH Latino Campaign Coordinator lderosset@marchofdimes

North Carolina: A Comprehensive Approach to Educating Latinos. Leslie deRosset, MPH Latino Campaign Coordinator lderosset@marchofdimes.com (919) 781 -2481, ext 39 NC Folic Acid Campaign/March of Dimes, NC www.getfolic.com. North Carolina.

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Controlling our Bodies: Social Inequality and Risk for HIV Infection among Black Women

Controlling our Bodies: Social Inequality and Risk for HIV Infection among Black Women. Kimberly R. Jacob Arriola, Ph.D., MPH APHA Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA October 22, 2001. Population demographics for US women 13% Non-Hispanic Black women 71% Non-Hispanic White women 12% Latina women

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Latina Stereotype

Latina Stereotype. By: Skylar Smith & Jasmine. Your View. How do you view Latina women ? What are some stereotypes you believe there are of Latina woman?. Stereotypes.

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Es Tiempo

Es Tiempo. By Marcus Booth. What is Es Tiempo !.

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Immigrants and Equality within the Finnish Mental Health Care and Rehabilitation

Immigrants and Equality within the Finnish Mental Health Care and Rehabilitation. Ulla Buchert, Mirkka Vuorento Rehabilitation Foundation 27.8.2010. Earlier Research Results.

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SGRhos Rhock red!!

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Introduction

HIV PREVENTION AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR LATINA WOMEN: A GRANT PROPOSAL PROJECT Lizett Morales California State University, Long Beach May 2013. Introduction. In the United States, 1.1 million people are living with HIV infection. 1

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Effective solution focused Strategies for HIV Prevention and Care for Trans-Latina women.

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