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[ad_1] Two types of leukemia—acute lymphocytic (ALL) and acute promyelocytic (APL)—are more widespread in Latinos and more likely to be diagnosed younger, according to a Texas Tech University Health Sciences […]
Raising Awareness of Leukemia in the Latinx Community Read More »
[ad_1] April 15, 2022 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm The Institute for Policy and Civic Engagement, in collaboration with the African American Academic Network and the Latin American Recruitment and
UPPF Program Research Symposium: Exploring the Impact of Research on Policy Read More »
[ad_1] Abstract Young Black and Latinx sexual minority men (YBLSMM) have low use of HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), despite high rates of new HIV diagnosis. While unmet social determinants of
[ad_1] Recent data shows the mortality rate for Latinos in Los Angeles County rose by 48 percent during the Covid-19 pandemic, which is more than any other ethnic group, from
L.A. County sees a Latino mortality rate increase of 48 percent during pandemic Read More »
[ad_1] Like many Latino immigrant parents, Jessica García’s mother relies on her to translate from English to Spanish. Health experts, though, say that responsibility can cause anxiety and other long-term
[ad_1] Section: ChooseTop of page <<REFERENCES Despite important improvements in mortality rates, more Black patients and Latinx in the United States die from lung cancer than from any other malignancy.1
Lung Cancer Disparities Outcomes: The Urgent Need for Narrowing Care Gaps Read More »
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