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Although there are concerns regarding children’s health in immigration detention, there are little data regarding hospitalizations in this population. Using 2015-2018 Texas inpatient data, we identified 95 hospitalizations of children in detention and found that most (60%) were driven by infectious causes, and that 37% of these children were admitted to an intensive care unit (ICU) or…
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This cohort study examines the changes in use of health care services among undocumented immigrants during increased anti-immigrant rhetoric before the 2016 presidential election.
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Cohort study finds a decline in outpatient clinic utilization by undocumented immigrants starting after President Trump's announcement of his candidacy for president. @jnwadiuko @HopkinsMedicine https://t.co/Ofs1o4gKH6
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Using 2015-2018 Texas inpatient data, @jnwadiuko et al identified 95 hospitalizations of children in detention. Most were driven by infectious causes, and 37% of these children were admitted to an ICU or intermediate ICU. https://t.co/ejmd6P7lYM https://t.co/7Df9eS772q