ISSN 2693-8960
Vol. 1, Issue 2, 2023November 30, 2023 EDT
Climate Justice in the Barrios: A Chronically Neglected Topic for the Most Climate-Vulnerable Communities in the U.S.
Climate Justice in the Barrios: A Chronically Neglected Topic for the Most Climate-Vulnerable Communities in the U.S.
Articles in Vol. 1, Issue 2, 2023
Vol. 1, Issue 2, 2023
- The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Presentation of Colorectal Cancer in the Puerto Rican PopulationAlexandra Schoene RuizMaralexa Martínez-ValcárcelSebastián Castañer ColbergSebastián Henrique
- Estimating the Impact of Limited English Language Proficiency on Mental Health Services for Spanish Speakers in the United StatesKaren M. RollerWilliam SnowJackie GrapaMartha HernandezAndrés ConsoliBlanca PinedaEdson Andrade Vargas
- Steroid-induced Psychosis in a Patient without a Previous Psychiatric HistoryCarol AvilaRaquel HorowitzHector Arreaza
- Diabetic Retinopathy in Underserved Communities: The SoloKiko ProgramMelanie MartelDina DoustmohammadiAshley NiuLauren OngMichael WongAkash PathakRaymond KoCortney ConnorJoseph SmithMathew MartelLiliya GolasJoseph Martel
- Medication Concordance of Low-Income, Hispanic Patients at a Volunteer ClinicMaison Evensen-MartinezKoy GublerAnson NebekerMarcos MüllerIsain ZapataaMark WardleThomas Bigham
- A Virtual Pilot of a Multispecialty Group Mentoring Program for Underrepresented in Medicine (URiM) Trainees and FacultyJenny RuizNatali BanerHannah L. AndersonMadeline ChadehumbeNahla Khalek
- Climate Justice in the Barrios: A Chronically Neglected Topic for the Most Climate-Vulnerable Communities in the U.S.Tanya Martinez FernandezMaria Carmenza MejiaRosibell ArciaPedro A. Sanchez-Lara
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Martinez Fernandez T, Carmenza Mejia M, Arcia R, Sanchez-Lara PA. Climate Justice in the Barrios: A Chronically Neglected Topic for the Most Climate-Vulnerable Communities in the U.S. JNHMA. 2023;1(2):50-57. doi:10.59867/nhma0207