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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

More Than Just Being Tired: What New CDC Data Reveal About Latino Health and Work

More Than Just Being Tired: What New CDC Data Reveal About Latino Health and Work

California September 13, 2026

More Than Just Being Tired: What New CDC Data Reveal About Latino Health and Work

A new CDC report finds frequent fatigue among 1 in 8 Hispanic ... 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

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

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

California’s Hispanic Uninsured Rate Held Steady. So What Changed?

California’s Hispanic Uninsured Rate Held Steady. So What Changed?

California September 16, 2026

California’s Hispanic Uninsured Rate Held Steady. So What Changed?

California’s Hispanic uninsured rate remained relatively stable even as Medicaid coverage declined, ... more

Latino Men Face Higher Risk of Advanced Prostate Cancer. A New PROTEUS Trial Offers Hope

Latino Men Face Higher Risk of Advanced Prostate Cancer. A New PROTEUS Trial Offers Hope

Health May 31, 2026

Latino Men Face Higher Risk of Advanced Prostate Cancer. A New PROTEUS Trial Offers Hope

A major international study found that adding apalutamide to hormone therapy before ... 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

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

Colorectal Cancer Is Rising in Young Adults, and Latinos Face One of the Fastest Increases

Colorectal Cancer Is Rising in Young Adults, and Latinos Face One of the Fastest Increases

Health May 4, 2026

Colorectal Cancer Is Rising in Young Adults, and Latinos Face One of the Fastest Increases

new American Cancer Society report shows colorectal cancer is climbing in adults ... more

Tortillas Are a Daily Way of Life for Latinos. But Are They Healthy?

Tortillas Are a Daily Way of Life for Latinos. But Are They Healthy?

Health July 27, 2026

Tortillas Are a Daily Way of Life for Latinos. But Are They Healthy?

Nutrition experts explain the surprising health differences between corn and flour tortillas, ... more

Nearly 3 in 4 Hispanic Adults in the US Take Health Supplements. Where Are They Getting the Information?

Nearly 3 in 4 Hispanic Adults in the US Take Health Supplements. Where Are They Getting the Information?

Health September 17, 2026

Nearly 3 in 4 Hispanic Adults in the US Take Health Supplements. Where Are They Getting the Information?

A new Pew survey finds 73% of Hispanic adults currently take at ... more

Latinos Face Higher Risks From Online Gambling as Sports Betting Apps Fuel a Growing Addiction Crisis

Latinos Face Higher Risks From Online Gambling as Sports Betting Apps Fuel a Growing Addiction Crisis

Health June 1, 2026

Latinos Face Higher Risks From Online Gambling as Sports Betting Apps Fuel a Growing Addiction Crisis

New studies show Hispanic adults and youth face elevated risks from online ... more

Could an Old, Low-Cost Heart Drug Help Keep Patients Out of the Hospital? What New Research Shows

Could an Old, Low-Cost Heart Drug Help Keep Patients Out of the Hospital? What New Research Shows

Health August 16, 2026

Could an Old, Low-Cost Heart Drug Help Keep Patients Out of the Hospital? What New Research Shows

New research is reviving interest in digoxin, an inexpensive and decades-old heart ... more

New Research Suggests the Type of Fat You Eat Matters More Than How Much, Especially for Latinos at Higher Diabetes Risk

New Research Suggests the Type of Fat You Eat Matters More Than How Much, Especially for Latinos at Higher Diabetes Risk

Health July 12, 2026

New Research Suggests the Type of Fat You Eat Matters More Than How Much, Especially for Latinos at Higher Diabetes Risk

Emerging studies suggest that fat quality, not simply eating less fat, could ... more

World Hepatitis Day: The Silent Liver Disease Every Latino Family Should Know About

World Hepatitis Day: The Silent Liver Disease Every Latino Family Should Know About

Health July 27, 2026

World Hepatitis Day: The Silent Liver Disease Every Latino Family Should Know About

Viral hepatitis can damage the liver for years without warning. On World ... 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

Latino Childhood Obesity Starts Before Kindergarten. California Already Knows How to Prevent It. So Why Isn’t It Happening?

Latino Childhood Obesity Starts Before Kindergarten. California Already Knows How to Prevent It. So Why Isn’t It Happening?

Health July 13, 2026

Latino Childhood Obesity Starts Before Kindergarten. California Already Knows How to Prevent It. So Why Isn’t It Happening?

Scientists have spent years identifying what helps prevent childhood obesity, from breastfeeding ... more

High Blood Pressure Is Quietly Catching Up With Latino Adults. What the New Study Found

High Blood Pressure Is Quietly Catching Up With Latino Adults. What the New Study Found

Health September 1, 2026

High Blood Pressure Is Quietly Catching Up With Latino Adults. What the New Study Found

A 12-year study of more than 9,000 Hispanic and Latino adults found ... more

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