“…Although few studies have examined social disparities in adolescents' reproductive healthcare (Elster, Jarosik, VanGeest, & Fleming, 2003), evidence suggests that minority (Fiscus, Ford, & Miller, 2004;Porter & Ku, 2000;Schuster, Bell, Petersen, & Kanouse, 1996) and publicly insured adolescents (Fiscus et al, 2004;Porter & Ku, 2000) may be more likely to receive counseling on safer sexual practices (Porter & Ku, 2000;Schuster et al, 1996) and sexually transmitted infection testing (Fiscus et al, 2004;Porter & Ku, 2000) than White and privately insured adolescents. Reasons for the greater receipt of services in these studies may be that providers target certain populations due to concerns over increased risk (Fiscus et al, 2004;Porter & Ku, 2000).…”