However, the PROMIS fatigue domain scores were associated with race (p =0.007), and the social-peer relationship scores were worse in children of Hispanic ethnicity compared to those not in the Hispanic ethnic group (p = 0.02).
(There is some evidence people of Hispanic ethnicity are at higher risk for early stroke).
I do remember, however, that there were literally no African-Americans living there, and only one family of Hispanic ethnicity.
In the new reporting, all students who check being of Hispanic ethnicity are reported as Hispanic, regardless of their race; and students now have the option of selecting more than one race.
With one of every three young Hispanics marrying outside the group, intermarriage has become so pervasive that in a generation or two the very notion of Hispanic ethnicity should have no more meaning than Irish or German or Italian ethnicity does now.
All subjects were low-income women and children, largely of Hispanic ethnicity, residing in South Texas.
The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of Hispanic ethnicity on the continuation and satisfaction of reversible contraceptive methods.
The IDC participants and the comparison groups are primarily comprised of defendants who are White (86 and 85.5 %, respectively), with some participants reported to be of Hispanic ethnicity (8.6 and 6.8%%, respectively).
Study design: A previously published birth weight prediction equation based on maternal and pregnancy-specific characteristics was used to predict birth weights for 283 normal Caucasian women of Hispanic ethnicity.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that approximately two of every five persons of Hispanic ethnicity and one of five non-Hispanic blacks were classified as uninsured during both 2004 and 2008.
In both surveys, the term "whites" and "blacks" stood for non-Hispanic whites and blacks, respectively; "Hispanic" referred to those of Hispanic ethnicity regardless of race.
