Tuesday, June 19, 2007
The Washington Post on last week showed the drift of U.S. residents asking dental care in Mexico that is "quickly changing its border cities into grasp basins for millions of bargain-hunting and other uninsured Americans." Forty-five percent of U.S. residents do not have accesses dental insurance.
A recent University of Texas study established that 86% of low-income El Paso, Texas, residents reviewed -- half of whom were undocumented migrants - got medical care or purchase prescription drugs from Mexico. In addition, a study published in the Pan-American Journal of Health found that above than 37% of uninsured New Mexico border residents travel to Mexico getting dental care.
A recent University of Texas study established that 86% of low-income El Paso, Texas, residents reviewed -- half of whom were undocumented migrants - got medical care or purchase prescription drugs from Mexico. In addition, a study published in the Pan-American Journal of Health found that above than 37% of uninsured New Mexico border residents travel to Mexico getting dental care.
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