Latinos Have Longer Life Expectancy Than Non-Hispanic Whites

Latinos Have Longer Life Expectancy Than Non-Hispanic Whites

A new study says Latin Americans have a lower rate of premature death compared to their non-Hispanic white counterparts in the U.S. regardless of being a resident of the country or not.
5 Ways Breastfeeding Changes Your Body

5 Interesting Ways Breastfeeding Changes Your Body

For first time moms, you might notice several changes in your body while breastfeeding. But there's nothing to worry about that because they're completely normal.

Here's Why Bystander CPR is Less Common in Hispanic Neighborhoods

If your heart stops in a Hispanic neighborhood, you're less likely to receive CPR and less likely to survive, according to a recent study.

Here's Why Dengue Cases in Latin America Spiked This Year

Experts cited the reason behind the surge of dengue cases in Latin America and the reasons why it might slow down in the next couple of years.
Consuming Too Much Sweets Increases Risk of Holiday Depression

Too Much Sweets This Christmas Increases the Risk of Holiday Depression

Contrary to popular belief, instead of boosting the mood for holiday cheer, eating sweets this Christmas can actually increase a person's risk of having holiday depression.
Study Claims Oral Contraceptives Have Side Effects on Women's Brains

Birth Control Pills Found to Have Negative Effects on Women's Brains

A recent study links oral contraceptives to changes in women's brains.
Researchers Projected 142% Rise in Latino Cancer by 2030

Researchers Projected 142% Rise in Latino Cancer by 2030

Latinos face a staggering 142% projected rise in cancer cases by 2030. To prevent this, international cancer experts intensified their research and published a book with recommendations to reduce Latino cancer.
Human Rights Report Claims Race Affects Access to Clean Water in America

Human Rights Report Claims Race Affects Access to Clean Water in America

A report released by the human rights nonprofit organizations Dig Deep and U.S. Water Alliance claims that "race is still the strongest determinant" when it comes to access to safe drinking water. Until now, there are twice as much poor, indigenous, immigrants than there are white Americans who does not have an access to running water and basic plumbing in their households.
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