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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Uninsured Children"”.
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A decade of change: unraveling the factors shaping untreated dental caries trends in U.S. children, 2011-2020
… reduction in untreated dental caries among U.S. children aged 2–11 years over the past decade reflects meaningful oral health improvements. It also examined associations between the prevalence of untreated caries and factors such as socioeconomic status, dietary habits, access to care, and …
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Effect of Medicaid/SCHIP and WIC on Oral Health of Low-Income Children
… is the most prevalent chronic disease among US children, and disproportionately impacts those of low socioeconomic status. Studies have shown that the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women Infants and Children (WIC) improves access to dental care among Medicaid children. This study …
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Family structure, the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) and child outcomes
… gender. The results from this study show that children in single father families have better health status than children living in all other non-traditional families. Adding economic resources and inputs appears to mitigate the adverse effect of poverty associated with non-traditional families, …
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Neighborhood historical redlining, present-day social vulnerability and sports and recreational injury hospitalizations in the United States
… United States. Results show that Native American children had higher odds of hospitalization for SR-TBI, longer LOS, but lower odds of discharge to post-acute care compared to White children. Older age was associated with higher odds of hospitalization and longer LOS while male sex was associated …
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State Implementation of the Children's Health Insurance Program: Analyses of Variation In Policy Adoption
<p>This study of CHIP begins with a discussion of the comprehensive Clinton health plan and the origin of CHIP as a potential legacy of that national dialogue. While the Clinton plan did not achieve passage, its heightening of the issue of uninsurance, particularly in pediatric populations, appears …