Obama Administration Will Allow More Time to Enroll in Health Care on Federal Marketplace

By Amy Goldstein, Washington Post The Obama administration has decided to give extra time to Americans who say that they are unable to enroll in health plans through the federal insurance […]

By Beth Salamon, Medical Xpress (Medical Xpress)—Poverty and the racial makeup of a community are a good indications of whether someone can go into the neighborhood pharmacy and find a […]

By Aaron Blake, Washington Post A new poll shows Latinos — a fast-growing and key demographic in American elections — aren’t as fond of Obamacare as they once were. The Pew […]

By Hope Gillete, Saludify The war on childhood obesity may come to a screeching halt if dietary experts don’t take into consideration a person’s culture. According to a study published […]

By Greg Sargent, The Washington Post Here’s something that could turn into a real problem for the White House: After months of hammering away at Republicans to act on immigration reform, the […]

By April Dembosky and KQED, Kaiser Health News/Washington Post SAN FRANCISCO — It’s been decades since the advertising industry recognized the need to woo Hispanic consumers. Big companies saw the market […]

PRESS RELEASE The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, part of the National Institutes of Health, released the largest and most comprehensive health and lifestyle analysis of people from a […]

By Hope Gillette, Saludify The Hispanic Paradox is the phrase used to describe the longer lifespan of Hispanics in the United States, despite high rates of chronic disease It has baffled […]

By Alfredo Camacho and Daniel Jimenez, South Kern Sol While studying at Cal State, Chico, I adopted a vegan lifestyle to help me combat a health issue I was experiencing. […]

This article was suggested by Taquista Laura Rubalcava. By Michakeen Doucleff, NPR When it comes to the rising prevalence of Type 2 diabetes, there are many factors to blame. Diet […]