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Select article: Family Coping Strategies and Strengths in Hispanic,African-American,and Caucasian Families of Young Children

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Family Coping Strategies and Strengths in Hispanic,African-American,and Caucasian Families of Young Children

Mary Frances Hanline, Steven E. Daley

Topics in Early Childhood Special Education

Select article: Possible familial Mediterranean fever in a Caucasian patient with systemic lupus erythematosus

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Possible familial Mediterranean fever in a Caucasian patient with systemic lupus erythematosus

BE Schreiber, HJ Lachmann, CG Mackworth-Young

Lupus

Select article: Depression among Korean,Korean American,and Caucasian American Family Caregivers

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Depression among Korean,Korean American,and Caucasian American Family Caregivers

Eunice E. Lee, Carol J. Farran

Journal of Transcultural Nursing

Select article: Immigrant Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Referrals: A Five-Year Retrospective Study of Asian and Caucasian Families

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Immigrant Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Referrals: A Five-Year Retrospective Study of Asian and Caucasian Families

Nasreen Roberts, David Cawthorpe

The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry

Select article: Associations of knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease and memory loss and employment status with burden in African American and Caucasian family caregivers

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Associations of knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease and memory loss and employment status with burden in African American and Caucasian family caregivers

Cathy B Scott, Olivio J Clay, Fayron Epps [...]

Dementia

Select article: Needs and Concerns of Family Caregivers of American Indians,African Americans,and Caucasians With Type 2 Diabetes

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Needs and Concerns of Family Caregivers of American Indians,African Americans,and Caucasians With Type 2 Diabetes

Lisa J. Scarton, Tamilyn Bakas, G. Doug Poe [...]

Clinical Nursing Research

Select article: Mental Health and Disrupted Family Processes in the Lives of Court-Involved African American and Caucasian Youth Being Raised by Grandparents

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Mental Health and Disrupted Family Processes in the Lives of Court-Involved African American and Caucasian Youth Being Raised by Grandparents

Jeremy B. Yorgason, Stephen M. Gavazzi, Claire Kamp-Dush [...]

Journal of Family Issues

Select article: Alzheimer Disease and Related Dementia Resources: Perspectives of African American and Caucasian Family Caregivers in Northwest Louisiana

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Alzheimer Disease and Related Dementia Resources: Perspectives of African American and Caucasian Family Caregivers in Northwest Louisiana

Elizabeth A. Disbrow, Connie L. Arnold, Nathaniel Glassy [...]

Journal of Applied Gerontology

Select article: A Comparative Analysis of Child Welfare Services through the Eyes of African American,Caucasian,and Latino Parents

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A Comparative Analysis of Child Welfare Services through the Eyes of African American,Caucasian,and Latino Parents

Cecilia Ayón, Cheryl D. Lee

Research on Social Work Practice

Select article: A Proposed Study on how Far Anger Contributes to Initiating Essential Hypertension in Canadian Caucasian Adults with a Family History of Hypertension

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A Proposed Study on how Far Anger Contributes to Initiating Essential Hypertension in Canadian Caucasian Adults with a Family History of Hypertension

Marlene F. Shehata

Clinical Medicine Insights: Cardiology

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