Social and Economic Well-Being by Race and Hispanic Origin

[Fellows, Jeffrey]

Doug, thanks for the post. From what I have seen of the research on
socioeconomic status and health (including violence-related morbidity and
mortality), the race/ethnicity dimension of health disappears as a
statistically significant relationship once SES is controlled for. So a
report on the social and economic well-being by social class would have been
much more accurate. Of course, I am preaching to the congregation here.

Jeff