Racial and Socioeconomic Disparities in Old-Age Disability in the U.S. - Brief
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              Summary
              There are wide variations in the incidence of disability among different groups of the population. A higher rate of disability means an increased likelihood of needing long-term services and supports. “Reducing disability among disadvantaged groups would result in more equal health outcomes and substantial savings in long-term care costs,” according to this report. Read this analysis on the trends of disability among different population groups.
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      Population Reference Bureau
      
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      Keywords
          
      Black and Non-Hispanic White Populations; Asian/Pacific Islander and Non-Hispanic White Populations; Barriers to Assistance
      
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