Health

Latinos and blacks are 30 percent less likely to be helped with CPR than white people, according to a recent study. That includes […]

Most Latinos are raised to believe that overeating is a sign of nutritional quality and assures the cook they’ve done a good

By Ana Arellano CTLatinoNews.com Each year, more than 36,000 deaths and 200,000 hospitalizations are related to seasonal influenza and it

Ever since actress and stand-up comic Katy Franco survived breast cancer, she has been on a mission to spread joy

By Melanie Williams CTLatinoNews.com Carbon monoxide, often referred to as the quiet killer, made its often fatal presence known loud

Shots that protect girls against cervical cancer do not make them promiscuous, according to a recent study at the Kaiser Permanente health

Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in Latinas, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office

Latinos are the least likely racial or ethnic group to seek medical care, according to a new report by the Census

The birth rate for Latino women dropped a dramatic 6 percent last year, according to a report from the Centers for

Recent studies show bilingual people enjoy brain health throughout their lives, and some experts believe bilingualism can help prevent Alzheimer’s

By Robert Cyr CTLatinoNews.com More than one-third of children treated for mental health problems in Connecticut are Latino, a percentage