The University of the Incarnate Word’s Feik School of Pharmacy (FSOP) in South Texas received additional funds from the CVS Health Foundation to support Latino students pursuing pharmaceutical careers ...

Newsfeed Maternal Mortality Among Latinas Spikes. New data show that Latinas are more vulnerable to maternal since the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Newsfeed AI Tool Boosts Enrollment in Clinical Trials. An artificial intelligence model showed promise in slashing the time needed to determine clinical trial eligibility.

Newsfeed Latino, Black Patients in Dialysis at Higher Risk for Infections. Latino patients are 40% more likely to contract a staph infection compared with white patients.

Features What’s Needed to Fix a Vital Drug Discount Program. We can only achieve changes that work in the interest of the safety net if the diverse 340B community works together.

Features Desperate Families Search for Affordable Home Care. Millions of Americans are not poor enough to qualify for Medicaid, but they can’t afford to hire someone privately.

A pilot program at Rady Children’s Hospital in San Diego that focuses on diversifying participation in pediatric cancer clinical trials will expand thanks to a $4 million grant.. Latino families have ...

Natural healing—the art of curandero or curanderismo (taken from the Spanish word “curar,” or to cure)—isn’t necessarily a thing of the past.

To increase awareness about clinical trials in the Latino community and address misconceptions, the American Lung Association (ALA) is expanding its “Awareness, Trust and Action” campaign to Port St.

Adolescents who grow up in low-income households or with a parent with a low education level and those who lack adequate health food have a significantly higher risk for metabolic ...

Newsfeed One in Eight People Are Now Living With Obesity. Since 1990, obesity among adults has more than doubled and obesity among children and adolescents has quadrupled.

Newsfeed New Campaign Encourages African Americans and Latinos to Perform CPR. The American Heart Association recommends the use of hands-only cardiopulmonary resuscitation.