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See Latest ArticlesDisparities in Initiation and Adherence to Prenatal Care: Impact of Insurance, Race-Ethnicity and Nativity
Maternal and Child Health Journal , 06/29/09
Bengiamin MI et al. - Having private insurance coverage was most beneficial to White women. The authors contend that the intersectional approach provides promising avenues for expanding knowledge of health disparities and of identifying new ways of going about eliminating the persistent and pervasive social inequalities and informing efforts to reduce them.
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