Health

Soccer is an immensely popular sport with all age groups in the U.S., but especially youth soccer players. It is […]

By Melanie Williams CTLatinoNews.com This generation of children may not outlive its parents. That startling statistic is the result of

By Lisa Chedekel C-HIT.Org (C-HIT.org is a media partner of CTLatinoNews.com) As a practitioner at Yale-New Haven Hospital, Dr. Leora

By Barbara Thomas CTLatinoNews.com Victor Negron was in denial about the risk of diabetes until an emergency room diagnosed him

Americans get almost as many calories from alcohol as from soft drinks, according to a recently-released government study. The study, based on

The U.S. preterm birth rate decreased for the fifth year in a row last year to 11.7 percent, according to

Latino children fall well behind white children in most measures of well-being, according to the recently-released Latino Kids Data Explorer by

Latino parents believe more than white parents that their children see more food advertising and are affected by it, according to a

By Robert Cyr CTLatinoNews.com Despite a spike in abuse a decade ago, adult Latinos fall far behind whites in the

The Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH) is warning residents of health concerns associated with flood water and that severe