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issues for regional and migrant populations
xviii, 278 pages : illustrations, maps ; 23 cm.
Health issues on the U.S. Mexico border : an introduction -- Pt I. Cultural values and health promotion in the border region -- A mile away and a world apart : the impact of interdependent and independent views of the self on U.S. Mexican communications -- Increasing the consent rate for organ donation in the Hispanic population -- Psychological risk factors and substance abuse among young adults : a comparison of non-Hispanic whites and Mexican Americans -- Communicating about emerging infectious diseases in the borderlands : hantavirus education for rural, border and migrant populations -- Pt II. Challenges of two adjoining health systems -- Alcohol and tobacco advertising in the border region -- Cross-border cooperation : a case study of binational tuberculosis control -- A patch for the quilt : HIV/AIDS, homosexual men and community mobilization on the Mexico-U.S. border -- Easy access to contraceptives among adolescent females in a U.S. Mexico border city -- Pt III. Models for health promotion in the border region -- Boundary spanners : Las Promotoras in the borderlands -- Project VIDA : community health models that work -- Alternative approaches to heroin treatment among youth in a Mexican border city -- Pt IV. Community and health promotion in the border region -- Notes on community health on the border from theory and practice -- Health outreach programs in the colonias of the U.S. Mexico border -- Divine resources : health education activities at churches along the U.S.-Mexico border -- Migrant and seasonal farmworkers : health care issues
[edited by] J. Gerard Power and Theresa Byrd.
Includes bibliographical references and index.