International Journal of Dermatology
Volume 48, Issue 12, 2009, Pages 1400-1402

Tattooing practices in the migrant Latino farmworker population: Risk for blood-borne disease (Letter)

Smith S.F. , Acuña J. , Feldman S.R.* , Vallejos Q.M. , Fleischer Jr A.B. , Quandt S.A. , Arcury T.A.
  • a Departments of Dermatology and Family and Community, Medicine, Division of Public Health Sciences, WakeForest, University School of Medicine, Winston-Sale, United States
  • b Departments of Dermatology and Family and Community, Medicine, Division of Public Health Sciences, WakeForest, University School of Medicine, Winston-Sale, United States
  • c Departments of Dermatology and Family and Community, Medicine, Division of Public Health Sciences, WakeForest, University School of Medicine, Winston-Sale, United States; Department of Dermatology, WakeForest University School of Medicine, Medical Center Boulevard, Winston-Salem, United States
  • d Departments of Dermatology and Family and Community, Medicine, Division of Public Health Sciences, WakeForest, University School of Medicine, Winston-Sale, United States
  • e Departments of Dermatology and Family and Community, Medicine, Division of Public Health Sciences, WakeForest, University School of Medicine, Winston-Sale, United States
  • f Departments of Dermatology and Family and Community, Medicine, Division of Public Health Sciences, WakeForest, University School of Medicine, Winston-Sale, United States
  • g Departments of Dermatology and Family and Community, Medicine, Division of Public Health Sciences, WakeForest, University School of Medicine, Winston-Sale, United States

Abstract

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Index Keywords

major clinical study Tattooing geographic distribution blood disease Mexico population risk Letter disease transmission risk assessment agricultural worker human adult technique
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-4632.2008.03828.x
ISSN: 00119059
Original Language: English