Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is a serious public health concern that affects
almost one third of the US population. The prevalence of NAFLD varies among ethnic/racial …

As the demand for pediatric palliative care (PC) increases, data suggest that Latino children
are less likely to receive services than non-Latino children. Evidence on how to best provide …

Context Significant health care disparities exist in the United States based on
socioeconomic status (SES), but the role SES has in secondary school athletes' access to …

Background An increasing proportion of pediatric cancer patients in the United States are
Latino and many have Spanish‐speaking immigrant parents with limited English proficiency …

Background Latinos in the USA have reported more frequent discriminatory treatment in
healthcare settings when compared to their White counterparts. In particular, foreign-born …

Abstract Background The US Census confirms a rise in Spanish-speakers, many of whom
have limited English proficiency (LEP) and require interpreters. Parent perceptions of …

Introduction Due to provider shortages, it is probable that non-Latinx health care providers
(HCPs) will treat Latinx patients. Because of this discrepancy, both providers and patients …

Health insurance gives families access to medical services and protects them against the
costs of illness and medical treatment. Insured children are more likely than their uninsured …

Abstract Background and Objective Children of Spanish-speaking caregivers face multiple
barriers to care in academic medical centers. This study identified barriers and facilitators of …

Background Disparities in access to care persist for Latino youth born in the United States
(US). The association of maternal characteristics, such as maternal citizenship status and …