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Why Health Care Will Cost More for Some—and Less for Others—in 2026 Why Health Care Will Cost More for Some—and Less for Others—in 2026
Health December 28, 2025

Why Health Care Will Cost More for Some—and Less for Others—in 2026

Medicare drug price negotiations begin in 2026, lowering costs for seniors as ... more

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Future surge in diabetes could dramatically impact people under 20 in U.S. Future surge in diabetes could dramatically impact people under 20 in U.S.
Health December 30, 2022

Future surge in diabetes could dramatically impact people under 20 in U.S.

The number of young people under age 20 with diabetes in the ... more

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Battle for Latina Votes: Harris, Trump Groups Promote Rival ‘Freedom’ Messages Battle for Latina Votes: Harris, Trump Groups Promote Rival ‘Freedom’ Messages
Latinos September 25, 2024

Battle for Latina Votes: Harris, Trump Groups Promote Rival ‘Freedom’ Messages

Political organizations supporting Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump ... more

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Komal: Wins Her First Michelin Star as a Tribute to Mexican Food Komal: Wins Her First Michelin Star as a Tribute to Mexican Food
Culture May 15, 2025

Komal: Wins Her First Michelin Star as a Tribute to Mexican Food

Mexican cuisine once again showcases the richness and variety that continues to ... more

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Latinas would benefit from good nutrition to combat high blood pressure Latinas would benefit from good nutrition to combat high blood pressure
Health April 25, 2024

Latinas would benefit from good nutrition to combat high blood pressure

For pregnant Latinas, food choices could reduce the risk of preeclampsia, a ... more

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Padilla says in Senate ‘it’s time to wake up’ after forced removal from Noem’s event Padilla says in Senate ‘it’s time to wake up’ after forced removal from Noem’s event
Immigration June 18, 2025

Padilla says in Senate ‘it’s time to wake up’ after forced removal from Noem’s event

Sen. Alex Padilla on Tuesday encouraged Americans to peacefully protest against President ... more

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FDA Approves a Breakthrough Implantable Treatment for Diabetic Vision Problems FDA Approves a Breakthrough Implantable Treatment for Diabetic Vision Problems
Health March 5, 2025

FDA Approves a Breakthrough Implantable Treatment for Diabetic Vision Problems

Diabetic macular edema (DME) affects about 750,000 people in the United States ... more

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Elder Care in Crisis? Trump’s Immigration Policy Triggers Workforce Shortages Elder Care in Crisis? Trump’s Immigration Policy Triggers Workforce Shortages
Healthcare July 30, 2025

Elder Care in Crisis? Trump’s Immigration Policy Triggers Workforce Shortages

Florida has historically been an oasis for retirees. Nearly a third of ... more

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New studies show what’s at stake if Medicaid is scaled back New studies show what’s at stake if Medicaid is scaled back
Health May 21, 2025

New studies show what’s at stake if Medicaid is scaled back

Two research studies published this month add important data to the fierce ... more

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Surge in Ankle Monitor Use for Migrants Outside Detention, ICE Data Shows Surge in Ankle Monitor Use for Migrants Outside Detention, ICE Data Shows
Immigration September 15, 2025

Surge in Ankle Monitor Use for Migrants Outside Detention, ICE Data Shows

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement is increasing the use of ankle monitors, ... more

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PRIMA Tiny Chip Implant Brings Hope to Millions Losing Sight PRIMA Tiny Chip Implant Brings Hope to Millions Losing Sight
Health October 24, 2025

PRIMA Tiny Chip Implant Brings Hope to Millions Losing Sight

A two-millimeter AI-powered chip developed by Stanford and European researchers helps patients ... more

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US Latinos Hit New Population and Labor Force Records US Latinos Hit New Population and Labor Force Records
Latinos October 9, 2025

US Latinos Hit New Population and Labor Force Records

Key takeaways: The total U.S. Latino population in the United States is estimated ... more

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Why Gallstones Hit Women Harder — and What Doctors Say Increases the Risk Why Gallstones Hit Women Harder — and What Doctors Say Increases the Risk
Health January 19, 2026

Why Gallstones Hit Women Harder — and What Doctors Say Increases the Risk

Doctors point to hormones, pregnancy, and biology—not lifestyle myths Gallstones are one of ... more

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The Dodgers Slapped Latinos in the Face — and the Lakers Are About to Do the Same The Dodgers Slapped Latinos in the Face — and the Lakers Are About to Do the Same
Immigration October 30, 2025

The Dodgers Slapped Latinos in the Face — and the Lakers Are About to Do the Same

Walter is also the CEO of Guggenheim Partners, a financial firm managing ... more

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Weight Loss Drugs May Reduce Addiction Risk, New Research Finds Weight Loss Drugs May Reduce Addiction Risk, New Research Finds
Health March 27, 2026

Weight Loss Drugs May Reduce Addiction Risk, New Research Finds

GLP-1 drugs addiction risk findings suggest medications like Ozempic could reshape treatment ... more

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The Empty Chair: Why This Thanksgiving Is the Most Painful in Years for Immigrant Families The Empty Chair: Why This Thanksgiving Is the Most Painful in Years for Immigrant Families
Immigration November 24, 2025

The Empty Chair: Why This Thanksgiving Is the Most Painful in Years for Immigrant Families

This Thursday, thousands of families will look at an empty chair at ... more

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