Original paper
Responding to Parental Incarceration As a Priority Pediatric Health Issue
Abstract
In the article “Health Care Use and Health Behaviors Among Young Adults with History of Parental Incarceration,” Heard-Garris et al1 use the nationally representative longitudinal survey “Add Health” to demonstrate strong associations between parental incarceration before age 18 years and higher rates of forgone health care and unhealthy behaviors in early adulthood (ages 25–32 years). This work is valuable given the scope of parental...
Paper Details
Title
Responding to Parental Incarceration As a Priority Pediatric Health Issue
Published Date
Jul 9, 2018
Journal
Volume
142
Issue
3
Pages
e20181923 - e20181923
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