Counternarratives of Mexican-origin women with breast cancer.
Counternarratives of Mexican-origin women with breast cancer.
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DOI：
10.1097/ans.0b013e3181a3b47c
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2009-04
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Koithan M
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作者：
Campesino M;Ruiz E;Glover JU;Koithan M
关于无证拉丁美洲移民人口中的癌症健康差异知之甚少，他们代表了美国快速增长的部门。在过去一年里，联邦和州控制移民的立法改革大大增加。虽然移民改革的影响在住房、教育和公共服务行业都有记录，但没有发现任何数据来研究移民社区健康的影响。在这篇文章中，我们确定了最近在亚利桑那州颁布的移民立法的后果，这对拉丁裔乳腺癌幸存者样本中获得癌症治疗和持续随访护理造成了障碍。
Little is known about cancer health disparities among undocumented Latino immigrant populations, who represent a rapidly growing sector in the United States. Federal and state legislative reforms to control immigration have increased significantly over the past year. Although the effects of immigration reforms are being documented in housing, education, and public service industries, no data have been found examining the impact on the health of immigrant communities. In this article, we identify the consequences of recent immigration legislation enacted in Arizona, which has created barriers to accessing cancer treatment and continued follow-up care among a sample of Latina breast cancer survivors.