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Fewer than half of Latinos in the U.S. have adequate health insurance coverage
Latinos in the United States are less likely to have adequate health insurance than Americans overall, according to a new survey from health resear...
One patient’s mission to support other young women with breast cancer
One patient’s mission to support other young women with breast cancer
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Research suggests health disparities among Pacific Islanders
Recent research has highlighted significant disparities in ovarian cancer survival rates within AANHPI communities, with Hawaiian and Pacific Islan...
The hidden health impacts of racism : Short Wave : NPR
KFF Health News journalist Cara Anthony has been covering racism and the ways it can affect people’s health for years. The project is about t...
High suicide rates among American Indian, Alaska Native children, study finds
Do you know: High suicide rates among American Indian, Alaska Native children, study finds in 2024
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Heat Inequality in LA: How Urban Design Leaves Minority Communities Vulnerable to Extreme Heat
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LA’s Heat Divide: how inequality Creates a City of Two Climates
This past summer marked the hottest 15 months on record, with scorching heat ...
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