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See Latest ArticlesDeclining health insurance access among US hispanic workers: Not all jobs are created equal
American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 07/01/09
McCollister KE et al. - Hispanic workers in general, and those employed in blue collar, construction, and services sectors in particular, are at greater risk for poor access to health care due to a lack of health insurance coverage.
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