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¿Mamá De Dónde Eres?: Place-Based Characteristics and Birth Outcomes among Subgroups of Hispanic Mothers
Background: Hispanic mothers exhibit higher rates of adverse birth outcomes than non-Hispanic white mothers. Such disparities faced by Hispanic mothers may remain overlooked after decades of research in historical cohorts suggesting a paradoxical health advantage among Hispanic mothers despite their
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