Understanding Cultural Influence on Health Behaviors of Latino Adolescent Parents. Latino Policy & Issues Brief. Number 12 [electronic resource] / Evelyn Gonzalez-Figueroa and Deborah Koniak-Griffin.
Overall, Latino immigrants may be at greater risk for HIV due to lack of information, health services, and culturally relevant resources. Unfortunately, low levels of acculturation and traditional values combined with high levels of poverty and unemployment can negatively influence the risk for HIV....
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