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Landmark HPV Study Finds Cervical Cancer Deaths Near Zero in Vaccinated Young Women. Why Latina Families Should Pay Attention

Landmark HPV Study Finds Cervical Cancer Deaths Near Zero in Vaccinated Young Women. Why Latina Families Should Pay Attention

Health June 20, 2026

Landmark HPV Study Finds Cervical Cancer Deaths Near Zero in Vaccinated Young Women. Why Latina Families Should Pay Attention

A major study found no cervical cancer deaths among vaccinated women ages ... more

KFF Poll Shows Americans Worry About Health Program Fraud, But California Families Want Answers About Costs and Access

KFF Poll Shows Americans Worry About Health Program Fraud, But California Families Want Answers About Costs and Access

Health July 20, 2026

KFF Poll Shows Americans Worry About Health Program Fraud, But California Families Want Answers About Costs and Access

A new national survey reveals growing concern about healthcare fraud, but the ... more

New Research Links Daily Coffee Drinking to Healthier Aging and a Younger Biological Age

New Research Links Daily Coffee Drinking to Healthier Aging and a Younger Biological Age

Health May 16, 2026

New Research Links Daily Coffee Drinking to Healthier Aging and a Younger Biological Age

Recent studies suggest moderate caffeinated coffee intake may support brain health, protect ... more

Trump Administration Considers Autism and Vaccine Order. What California Latino Families Should Know

Trump Administration Considers Autism and Vaccine Order. What California Latino Families Should Know

Health August 8, 2026

Trump Administration Considers Autism and Vaccine Order. What California Latino Families Should Know

The White House is weighing an executive order that could direct new ... more

Cancer Deaths Are Falling, But Latino Families Face Rising Risks From Early-Onset Colon Cancer, New AACR Report Finds

Cancer Deaths Are Falling, But Latino Families Face Rising Risks From Early-Onset Colon Cancer, New AACR Report Finds

cancer June 24, 2026

Cancer Deaths Are Falling, But Latino Families Face Rising Risks From Early-Onset Colon Cancer, New AACR Report Finds

While cancer survival continues to improve nationwide, researchers warn that Hispanic Americans ... 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

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

Trump-GOP Law Strips Health Coverage From More Than 5 Million People

Trump-GOP Law Strips Health Coverage From More Than 5 Million People

Healthcare June 24, 2026

Trump-GOP Law Strips Health Coverage From More Than 5 Million People

A new report estimates that roughly five million Americans have lost health ... more

Awiqli Is Here: Fewer Insulin Shots Could Change Diabetes Care, But Can Patients Afford and Access It?

Awiqli Is Here: Fewer Insulin Shots Could Change Diabetes Care, But Can Patients Afford and Access It?

Health August 23, 2026

Awiqli Is Here: Fewer Insulin Shots Could Change Diabetes Care, But Can Patients Afford and Access It?

The first FDA-approved once-weekly basal insulin is entering the U.S. market. For ... more

GLP-1 Weight Loss Drug Use Reaches Record High in U.S. as Obesity Declines, Gallup Finds

GLP-1 Weight Loss Drug Use Reaches Record High in U.S. as Obesity Declines, Gallup Finds

Health July 21, 2026

GLP-1 Weight Loss Drug Use Reaches Record High in U.S. as Obesity Declines, Gallup Finds

More Americans are turning to medications like Ozempic and Wegovy, but experts ... more

New Breast Cancer Drugs Are Changing Treatment. Here’s When They May Work Better Than Chemotherapy

New Breast Cancer Drugs Are Changing Treatment. Here’s When They May Work Better Than Chemotherapy

cancer June 25, 2026

New Breast Cancer Drugs Are Changing Treatment. Here’s When They May Work Better Than Chemotherapy

Precision medicines are helping some breast cancer patients live longer with fewer ... more

FDA Approves Rasonque for Advanced Pancreatic Cancer: What Patients and Families Should Know

FDA Approves Rasonque for Advanced Pancreatic Cancer: What Patients and Families Should Know

cancer August 27, 2026

FDA Approves Rasonque for Advanced Pancreatic Cancer: What Patients and Families Should Know

The new once-daily pill nearly doubled median survival in a major trial. ... more

Why Sudden Anger Might Be ADHD and Why Many Adults Don’t Know It

Why Sudden Anger Might Be ADHD and Why Many Adults Don’t Know It

Health April 30, 2026

Why Sudden Anger Might Be ADHD and Why Many Adults Don’t Know It

Emotional outbursts, road rage, and chronic frustration are increasingly being tied to ... more

What ‘Sana Sana’ Really Means: How Latino Healing Traditions Are Shaping Modern Health

What ‘Sana Sana’ Really Means: How Latino Healing Traditions Are Shaping Modern Health

Health July 22, 2026

What ‘Sana Sana’ Really Means: How Latino Healing Traditions Are Shaping Modern Health

From family conversations and herbal remedies to modern mental health care, researchers ... more

New Colon Cancer Screening Options Could Help More Latino Californians Get Tested Without a Colonoscopy

New Colon Cancer Screening Options Could Help More Latino Californians Get Tested Without a Colonoscopy

Health May 27, 2026

New Colon Cancer Screening Options Could Help More Latino Californians Get Tested Without a Colonoscopy

The American Cancer Society’s new guidelines add blood-based and expanded at-home testing ... more

What HHS’s New Food Ingredient Rules Could Mean for the Foods You Buy

What HHS’s New Food Ingredient Rules Could Mean for the Foods You Buy

Health August 11, 2026

What HHS’s New Food Ingredient Rules Could Mean for the Foods You Buy

The FDA is proposing mandatory reporting for ingredients companies classify as “generally ... more

New Study Finds Ultra-Processed Foods May Raise Colon Cancer Risk in Younger Adults by 45%

New Study Finds Ultra-Processed Foods May Raise Colon Cancer Risk in Younger Adults by 45%

cancer July 8, 2026

New Study Finds Ultra-Processed Foods May Raise Colon Cancer Risk in Younger Adults by 45%

A major JAMA Oncology study links diets heavy in ultra-processed foods to ... 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

Sleep Apnea Is Hitting Latino Families Harder Than Many Realize, Major NIH Study Finds

Sleep Apnea Is Hitting Latino Families Harder Than Many Realize, Major NIH Study Finds

Health May 28, 2026

Sleep Apnea Is Hitting Latino Families Harder Than Many Realize, Major NIH Study Finds

Researchers say millions of Latinos may be living with undiagnosed sleep apnea ... more

Prescription Drug Prices Fell at Their Fastest Rate in More Than 60 Years. What It Means for Latino Families

Prescription Drug Prices Fell at Their Fastest Rate in More Than 60 Years. What It Means for Latino Families

Health August 13, 2026

Prescription Drug Prices Fell at Their Fastest Rate in More Than 60 Years. What It Means for Latino Families

A new federal inflation report shows prescription-drug prices fell 3.1% over the ... more

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