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Hispanic-American Culture and Health

Jessica E. Galarraga

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Hispanics with origins from Mexico, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean comprise a significant fraction of the American population and as of 2003 have been become the largest minority group in the United States.5 There is a need for the healthcare arena to be knowledgeable about this rapidly growing population, and so this

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Hispanics with origins from Mexico, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean comprise a significant fraction of the American population and as of 2003 have been become the largest minority group in the United States.5 There is a need for the healthcare arena to be knowledgeable about this rapidly growing population, and so this

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Hispanics with origins from Mexico, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean comprise a significant fraction of the American population and as of 2003 have been become the largest minority group in the United States.5 There is a need for the healthcare arena to be knowledgeable about this rapidly growing population, and so this

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