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New York Latinos In Construction Have The Highest Mortality Rate In Accidents

The Hispanic and immigrant population employed in the construction industry in the state of New York is the ethnic group […]

Drastic weight loss. Preoccupation with counting calories. The need to weigh yourself several times a day. Excessive exercise. Binge eating

There are many ways to celebrate a 21st birthday, and being holed up in a hospital room isn’t one of

Connecticut was among 41 states nationwide to earn a failing grade from health advocates for lacking public information about the

The number of Latinos suffering from Alzheimer’s disease is predicted to increase 600 percent by the year 2050. At that

If you’re eating food with chili or cayenne pepper in it, you may not be thinking about health benefits; instead,

Every Saturday at Casa Maravilla, a housing development for seniors in Chicago, dozens of older Latinos gather to dance and,

The Affordable Care Act is meant to expand access to affordable health care coverage, but the law excludes one group

There is a great push in the country to eat healthy and exercise, but to find healthy, organic food might

Latino immigrants in the U.S. say the quality and affordability of health care is better in the U.S. than in

By Suzanne Bates CTLatinoNews.com While the state’s health exchange is on its way to meeting its initial goal, at this point there

Hepatocellular carcinoma, the most common form of liver cancer, is typically found in men older than the age of 50.