Background: Reduced fetal growth increases the risk for adverse health outcomes. Growing
evidence suggests that metal exposures contribute to reduced fetal growth, but little is …

Prenatal arsenic exposure has been associated with reduced fetal growth and increased
risk for preterm birth, but most studies have been conducted in highly exposed populations …

Introduction Little is known about what clinic-level factors differentiate community health
centers that achieve high performance on cancer-preventive care metrics. This study aims to …

Background: Language concordance between Latinx patients and their clinicians has been
shown to affect health outcomes. In addition, there is evidence that consistent continuity of …

Background: Patients have varying levels of chronic conditions and health insurance patterns
as they become Medicare age-eligible. Understanding these dynamics will inform policies …

Background Arsenic (As) is a contaminant of top public health concern, due to its range of
detrimental health effects. Arsenic exposure has not been well-characterized among the US …

Introduction Latinas in the United States have higher mortality from breast cancer, but longitudinal
studies of mammography ordering (a crucial initial step towards screening) in primary …

Latino children of Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers (MSFWs) with asthma are at risk for
poor health outcomes due to medical access barriers. We compared differences in acute care …

Background: The coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic led to clinical practice changes,
which affected cancer preventive care delivery. Objectives: To investigate the impact of the …

Objective: To identify the patient- and clinic-level correlates of any prescription opioid use,
chronic use, and high-dose opioid use in a multi-state network of Community Health Centers (…