Latinos and Public Health: Reproductive Health in Light of Morality
Sean Francis Ryan
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Sean Francis Ryan
Abstract
This issue brief discusses the relationship between American Latinos and public health, especially relating to issues of morality and reproductive health. Relatively high abortion rates among Latinos do not correlate with surveyed opinions on the issue and expected decision-making trends based on religious identity, suggesting that other factors are contributing to a disconnect between expectation and reality.
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This issue brief discusses the relationship between American Latinos and public health, especially relating to issues of morality and reproductive health. Relatively high abortion rates among Latinos do not correlate with surveyed opinions on the issue and expected decision-making trends based on religious identity, suggesting that other factors are contributing to a disconnect between expectation and reality.
Key concepts: Morality, Public health, Reproductive health, Political science, Sociology, Environmental health, Medicine, Population