Asians and Pacific Islanders In Crisis: Living Without Health Insurance in Los Angeles

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The paper critically analyzes how the absence of health insurance affects illness, suffering, and mortality among Asian and Pacific American communities. It explores demographic characteristics, population growth, disease prevalence, access to care, and health outcomes of the uninsured. The findings reveal the complexities behind disparities in insurance coverage, focusing on social policy while acknowledging broader narratives to avoid contradictions with the political contexts surrounding the research.