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[ad_1] From Left: Linh Vo (Mft Student, Changing Tides), Ty Tanioka (Changing Tides) And Mia Yamamoto (Criminal Defense Attorney And Civil Rights Activist) Discuss Mental Health Experiences In “Together: A […]
‘Together’ Conference Focuses On Mental Health In The Asian American Community Read More »
[ad_1] The Southern Nevada Health District (SNHD) will participate in the Southern Nevada Health Consortium’s free health fair on National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day (NLAAD), October 14. Activities include free
Health District Observes National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day Read More »
[ad_1] Black women have the highest risk of breast cancer of any ethnic group, and are urged to be vigilant and use their voices to advocate for themselves, while organizations
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[ad_1] For the 125th episode of the Healthcare IT Podcast, we are joined by special guest host, Brittany Quemby, Editor at Healthcare IT Today, to discuss women’s health IT! We
Women’s Health IT – Healthcare IT Today Podcast Episode 125 Read More »
[ad_1] (Photo: Pexels/MART PRODUCTION)Non-White Mortality Rates: Black, Hispanic Patients More Likely To Die After Surgical Procedures [Study] Black people have a genetic advantage in some areas, like greater stamina and
[ad_1] Maskot/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — When Carolina Pino was pregnant, she discovered she lived in a so-called maternal care desert, a county with limited or no access to maternity
Hispanic doulas work to meet needs of pregnant women as maternal mortality rates rise Read More »
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