Javier is a middle-age Hispanic American. He dropped out of school to support his mother with the upbringing of his siblings

Javier is a middle-age Hispanic American. He dropped out of school to support his mother with the upbringing of his siblings when he was 14. He does not have a steady income. He is often denied jobs because he speaks broken English. Also, he does not have health insurance coverage. In the context of the relationship between ethnicity and health, Javier is Multiple Choice most likely to have a regular source of health care. less likely than other ethnic groups to be at risk for diabetes. most likely to be screened for colorectal cancer. less likely than other ethnic groups to have received influenza and pneumonia vaccines.