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Economic Status and Health in Childhood
How are health and income level related? The Joint Center for Poverty
Research examines this question, looking at how income level affects care
for elderly parents, high-risk behavior among youth and other issues. The
articles are contained in the latest issue of Poverty Research News.
http://www.jcpr.org/newsletters/vol5_no5/

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