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988 Suicide Lifeline Linked to Drop in Youth Suicide Deaths, New Study Finds

988 Suicide Lifeline Linked to Drop in Youth Suicide Deaths, New Study Finds

Health April 22, 2026

988 Suicide Lifeline Linked to Drop in Youth Suicide Deaths, New Study Finds

988 suicide lifeline youth suicide reduction is showing measurable impact, with new ... more

Are American Schools Giving Children Enough Time to Eat—or Merely Enough Time to Finish?

Are American Schools Giving Children Enough Time to Eat—or Merely Enough Time to Finish?

Education August 13, 2026

Are American Schools Giving Children Enough Time to Eat—or Merely Enough Time to Finish?

The CDC recommends at least 20 minutes of actual seat time for ... more

Coffee May Reshape Gut Health, New Study Finds. What It Means for Latino Communities

Coffee May Reshape Gut Health, New Study Finds. What It Means for Latino Communities

Health April 22, 2026

Coffee May Reshape Gut Health, New Study Finds. What It Means for Latino Communities

Coffee gut health benefits are gaining scientific support as new research shows ... more

California Food Banks Struggle to Keep Up as Food Prices Stay High

California Food Banks Struggle to Keep Up as Food Prices Stay High

Economy September 29, 2026

California Food Banks Struggle to Keep Up as Food Prices Stay High

A bigger grocery bill can force a family to make choices that ... more

Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire Sends Smoke Across Los Angeles. Here’s What Residents Need to Know About Air Quality Risks

Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire Sends Smoke Across Los Angeles. Here’s What Residents Need to Know About Air Quality Risks

Health June 21, 2026

Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire Sends Smoke Across Los Angeles. Here’s What Residents Need to Know About Air Quality Risks

Officials say the ammonia threat has been contained, but unhealthy smoke and ... more

What Happens After You Quit Smoking? Science Shows Your Body Begins Repairing Itself

What Happens After You Quit Smoking? Science Shows Your Body Begins Repairing Itself

Health July 24, 2026

What Happens After You Quit Smoking? Science Shows Your Body Begins Repairing Itself

New research reveals the remarkable ways the lungs, heart, and blood vessels ... more

Personalized mRNA Melanoma Treatment Hits Phase 3 Goals: What Latino Patients Should Know

Personalized mRNA Melanoma Treatment Hits Phase 3 Goals: What Latino Patients Should Know

cancer August 19, 2026

Personalized mRNA Melanoma Treatment Hits Phase 3 Goals: What Latino Patients Should Know

Merck and Moderna say their personalized mRNA therapy helped delay melanoma recurrence ... more

4–6 Servings of Whole Grains a Day? What the New Heart-Health Study Actually Means

4–6 Servings of Whole Grains a Day? What the New Heart-Health Study Actually Means

Community & Society September 20, 2026

4–6 Servings of Whole Grains a Day? What the New Heart-Health Study Actually Means

A review of 87 randomized trials found that higher whole-grain intake improved ... more

Lost Your Medi-Cal Coverage? Here’s What California Families Should Do Right Now

Lost Your Medi-Cal Coverage? Here’s What California Families Should Do Right Now

Health May 17, 2026

Lost Your Medi-Cal Coverage? Here’s What California Families Should Do Right Now

Renewal delays and paperwork problems are disrupting healthcare access across California, but ... more

Before the Blisters: The Shingles Warning Sign Many People Miss

Before the Blisters: The Shingles Warning Sign Many People Miss

Health August 29, 2026

Before the Blisters: The Shingles Warning Sign Many People Miss

The painful rash isn't always the first warning. Here's what to watch ... more

Trump Administration Releases Medicaid Work Requirement Rules: Who Must Comply and Who Is Exempt

Trump Administration Releases Medicaid Work Requirement Rules: Who Must Comply and Who Is Exempt

Health June 1, 2026

Trump Administration Releases Medicaid Work Requirement Rules: Who Must Comply and Who Is Exempt

Federal guidance outlines work, education, training, and community service requirements for certain ... more

Dental Care Is Driving the Growth of Cross-Border Healthcare Among Older Americans

Dental Care Is Driving the Growth of Cross-Border Healthcare Among Older Americans

Health July 17, 2026

Dental Care Is Driving the Growth of Cross-Border Healthcare Among Older Americans

Dental care has become the most popular reason older Americans travel to ... more

Testosterone Is Having a Moment. What Latino Men Should Know Before Getting Tested or Starting TRT

Testosterone Is Having a Moment. What Latino Men Should Know Before Getting Tested or Starting TRT

Health August 14, 2026

Testosterone Is Having a Moment. What Latino Men Should Know Before Getting Tested or Starting TRT

Federal officials are changing the conversation around testosterone as the Pentagon expands ... more

California Can Screen a Mother for Depression. But Can It Get Her Into Care?

California Can Screen a Mother for Depression. But Can It Get Her Into Care?

California September 7, 2026

California Can Screen a Mother for Depression. But Can It Get Her Into Care?

California has built a maternal mental-health screening system. For a Spanish-speaking Medi-Cal ... more

First Human West Nile Virus Case Confirmed in California This Year. What Los Angeles Families Need to Know

First Human West Nile Virus Case Confirmed in California This Year. What Los Angeles Families Need to Know

Health June 28, 2026

First Human West Nile Virus Case Confirmed in California This Year. What Los Angeles Families Need to Know

A Long Beach resident was hospitalized with a severe case of West ... more

FDA Approves New Over-the-Counter Tylenol With Naproxen for 12-Hour Pain Relief

FDA Approves New Over-the-Counter Tylenol With Naproxen for 12-Hour Pain Relief

Health July 25, 2026

FDA Approves New Over-the-Counter Tylenol With Naproxen for 12-Hour Pain Relief

The first nonprescription combination of acetaminophen and naproxen gives consumers a new ... more

Why Laughter May Be One of the Most Powerful Stress Remedies for Latino Families

Why Laughter May Be One of the Most Powerful Stress Remedies for Latino Families

Culture May 18, 2026

Why Laughter May Be One of the Most Powerful Stress Remedies for Latino Families

New research shows laughter lowers stress hormones, strengthens social bonds, and may ... more

Latino vs. Asian Obesity Rates: How Immigration, Income, and Opportunity Shape Health in America

Latino vs. Asian Obesity Rates: How Immigration, Income, and Opportunity Shape Health in America

Health July 12, 2026

Latino vs. Asian Obesity Rates: How Immigration, Income, and Opportunity Shape Health in America

CDC data reveal a large obesity gap between Latino and Asian American ... more

The Most Dangerous Time for New Mothers Isn’t Childbirth. It’s the Year After.

The Most Dangerous Time for New Mothers Isn’t Childbirth. It’s the Year After.

Health August 7, 2026

The Most Dangerous Time for New Mothers Isn’t Childbirth. It’s the Year After.

Most pregnancy-related deaths happen after mothers leave the hospital. Here's what California ... more

New HRT Study Finds Lower Alzheimer’s Risk, But Timing May Matter for Women in Menopause

New HRT Study Finds Lower Alzheimer’s Risk, But Timing May Matter for Women in Menopause

Health August 30, 2026

New HRT Study Finds Lower Alzheimer’s Risk, But Timing May Matter for Women in Menopause

A 183,000-woman study found hormone therapy was associated with lower dementia and ... more

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