Three Tips for Parents of Children with Health, Developmental, and Behavioral Differences By Nicholas Tanner, PhD, Pediatric Psychologist at DMG CRS As a parent of a child with health, developmental and/or behavioral differences, you become more than a parent- you
Guillermo del Toro Paid for Woman’s Biopsy When Insurance Company Wouldn’t by Corinne Cole With Christmas only a week away, and the season of giving upon us, here’s a story that will seriously warm your heart. MORE: 10 Guillermo del Toro
Struggles of Being a Latino Vegetarian by Jenifer Calle Soon it’ll be the holidays which means a lot of delicious food will bring family and friends together. But if you’re a vegetarian, you might be a little apprehensive about these social gatherings. Here
Latinas more likely to die at the hands of jealous lovers Latinas with abusive, jealous novios, ex-novios (boyfriends) or husbands be warned — you have a higher than likely chance of dying at the hands of that guy who says
Child Obesity Report Scary for Latinos By Ken Stone More than a third of fifth-, seventh- and ninth-graders in San Diego County public schools were considered to be overweight or obese in the 2014-15 academic year, according to a report released
Latino Leukemia Patients Finding Fewer Donors by Cristian Benavides As 45-year old Maritza Mendez, a single mother of one and an Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia patient, waits for a potentially life-saving bone marrow transplant she is trying to beat the clock and
Latino Group Creates Guide For Sexual Health by Victoria Moll-Ramírez Many Latinas and Latinos are not accessing the resources out there to ensure they get regular checkups related to their sexual and reproductive health. But several leading organizations want Hispanics
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
(Featured Photo: Profesora Venus y su Ritual Para Año Nuevo / YouTube) Por: Joaquin Antonio Siraitare Silver Estas tradiciones te traerán abundancia, prosperidad, salud, suerte y armonía para el 2017: 1. Poner en un frutero de barro siete frutas distintas
(A gluten-free fair is being held in Benicia, California. Featured Photo: Joe Lewis/Flickr Creative Commons) By Dr. John Douillard Gluten-free product sales are expected to be as high as 15.6 billion by the end of 2016, and with 28 percent
