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Home » Publications » Welcome to the Neighborhood: Does Where You Live Affect Nutrition, Health, and Welfare Program Utilization

Welcome to the Neighborhood: Does Where You Live Affect Nutrition, Health, and Welfare Program Utilization

De Marco, M., & De Marco, A.
2009

Citation

De Marco, M., & De Marco, A. (2009). Welcome to the neighborhood: Does where you live affect nutrition, health, and welfare program utilization. Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, 36(1), 141-166.

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Allison C. De Marco

Area(s) of Work

Child Health and Development
Child Welfare

Type

Journal Articles

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