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Supplementary Table 2. Access to care, preventive care, and trust in doctors among African American, Latino, and white persons, 1997-2001Note: Among all variables that indicate access to care, having a regular health care provider reveals the most significant racial gap between whites and other races for all three rounds. Racial disparity in access to care seems to spill over to elderly receiving flu shots but not as much to women over 40 obtaining mammogram exams. However, African Americans catch up with Whites in having mammogram exams while Hispanics still trail behind. Access to care and preventive care may influence one's attitude toward physicians or vice versa. From this table, Hispanics are less likely to trust physicians than all other races.
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