Why Do So Many Latinas Suffer With Postpartum Depression? By Robyn Moreno Chrissy Teigen bravely shared her story of being diagnosed with postpartum depression after the birth of her daughter Luna last year. MORE: Postpartum Depression & Latinas: What You Need To Know “I couldn’t
Latino/a or Latinx or Latine: Spanish Trying To Solve The Gender Problem By Raquel Reichard This article originally appeared in Latina magazine’s February 2017 issue. Whether scrolling through a Facebook news feed or skimming a Latino news site, chances are
14-Year-Old Latina Is Leading Her Team To The World Robotics Championship “I’ve never let my gender or my race put a barrier in anything I do.” By Carolina Moreno Valerie Castillo and her middle school robotics team from Lancaster, Calif.
Only Latino Doctor in Congress, Troubled By Health Plan by Suzanne Gamboa Rep. Raul Ruiz is the only Latino physician out of 15 doctors in Congress. Also a member of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, which has jurisdiction
Kids & Teens Latino Fashion Week es un evento organizado por la academia de modelaje, baile y actuación FADAMA y el Hospital Infantil de Phoenix para recaudar fondos para el Hospital , mientras brinda a los niños una amplia gama
Latino Republicans Concerned About New Healthcare Plan By Suzanne Gamboa Florida congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, a Republican, says she’ll vote against the Obamacare replacement legislation that her party has crafted, at least as it is now written. Ros-Lehtinen’s main reasons: “too
New Facebook Tool Could Help Prevent Latina Suicides By Robyn Moreno After a slate of horrifying and highly publicized suicides that were aired in real time on Facebook Live, the social media platform is responding with several new features that’ll
Latinas And Cervical Cancer By Nichole Fratangelo A recent study found that cervical cancer is deadlier than we imagined. The research showed a much higher death rate, which investigators believe is due to them analyzing all women, including those who’ve
Latino Grandparents as Parents By Francisco Castro As she was getting ready to retire, Maria Isabel Garcia became a mom, again. After raising her four kids, she had to start rearing three more, one of whom was only a baby.
By Ana B. Ibarra California Healthline When You Don’t Speak The Same Language As Your Child’s Doctor When Margarita Ruiz takes her children to the doctor’s office, she has no choice but to trust that nurses and front desk staff
