The countries with the highest proportion of foreign-born people living in the United States
include Mexico, China, India, Philippines, El Salvador, Vietnam, Cuba, Dominican Republic …

Abstract Purpose of Review Relative to the US-born population, immigrants are less likely to
successfully manage and control their diabetes, leading to a host of diabetes-related …

The Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion provisions have been credited with overall
improvements in insurance coverage, access to care, and health. However, recent studies …

Background Immigrants and refugees are affected by diabetes-related health disparities,
with higher rates of incident diabetes and sub-optimal diabetes outcomes. Digital storytelling …

Objectives: This article reports on results of a qualitative study of social supports and
institutional resources utilized by individuals living with diabetes in a high-poverty urban …

Purpose The purpose of this pilot feasibility project was to examine the potential
effectiveness of a digital storytelling intervention designed through a community-based …

OBJECTIVE We assessed the impact of a diabetes incentive code introduced for primary
care physicians in Ontario, Canada, in 2002 on quality of diabetes care at the population …

The risk for development of diabetes and associated complications among immigrants
increases in the years after arrival to the United States. Somali immigrants and refugees …

Background Few investigators have explored differences in oral health status between
immigrants and natives. To address this gap, the authors used nationally representative data …

Background: Surveys are frequently implemented in community-based participatory
research (CBPR), but adaptation and translation of surveys can be logistically and …