Self-employment was negatively associated with several cardiovascular disease risk factors compared to working for wages among Hispanic women.
Does self-employment reduce cardiovascular disease risk factors in Hispanic women compared to working for wages?
Self-employment may be associated with a lower burden of cardiovascular disease risk factors among Hispanic women compared to wage employment.
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Self-employment was negatively associated with several risk factors for CVD, relative to those for women working for wages. Work structure may have important implications for CVD risk among Hispanic women.
Collins et al. (Wed,) reported a other. Self-employment was negatively associated with several cardiovascular disease risk factors compared to working for wages among Hispanic women.