About the Mexico Health Care Project
Binational flows of pharmaceuticals, health care services, health workers and technologies are becoming common. The regulatory apparatus for these markets is understudied and probably inadequate to serve the needs of the growing health care sectors in Mexico and the United States. The center’s health care research explores the integration of these markets, their structure and possible ways for both nations to maximize the advantages of integration in terms of cost, technology and accessibility.
Publications
- COVID-19 Diagnostic Testing Among Underserved Latino Communities: Barriers and Facilitators
- COVID-19 Pandemic: The Impact on Undocumented U.S. Families
- Violence as an Epidemic: Examining Organized Crime-Related Homicides in the U.S.-Mexico Border from a Public Health Perspective
Events
- Puentes Symposium 2015: U.S.-Mexico Border Health and Well-Being
- Responding to Shared Problems: Public Health in the U.S.-Mexico Border Region
Podcasts