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Hispanic Health News
49 Million Americans Have No Access To Nutritious Meals - RedOrbit
MedIndia
49 Million Americans Have No Access To Nutritious Meals
RedOrbit
According to the report, poor families, households with children headed by a single parent of either sex, and black and Hispanic homes were at particular ...
More than 49 million Americans 'food insecure': studyAFP
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El Diario Endorses Latino Insurgents in NY Primary - Feet in Two Worlds (blog)
Feet in Two Worlds (blog)
El Diario Endorses Latino Insurgents in NY Primary
Feet in Two Worlds (blog)
The paper published an editorial today supporting Hispanic political newcomers who are challenging two of the most powerful and controversial members of the ...
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Statement of Dr. Elena Rios, President and CEO, National Hispanic Medical ... - PR Newswire (press release)
Statement of Dr. Elena Rios, President and CEO, National Hispanic Medical ...
PR Newswire (press release)
The National Hispanic Medical Association is a nonprofit association with the mission to empower Hispanic physician leaders to improve the health of ...
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More than 49 million Americans 'food insecure': study - AFP
AFP
More than 49 million Americans 'food insecure': study
AFP
Poor families, households with young children headed by a single parent of either sex, and black and Hispanic homes were at particular risk for food ...
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Race, Insurance Status Cited in Uneven Death Rates Among Pedestrians Hit by Cars - Newswise (press release)
Race, Insurance Status Cited in Uneven Death Rates Among Pedestrians Hit by Cars
Newswise (press release)
African-American patients had a 22 percent greater risk of death and Hispanic patients a 33 percent greater risk of death than white patients involved in ...
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UCLA Study Finds Rising Levels of Obesity, Diabetes in California - California Healthline
Modesto Bee
UCLA Study Finds Rising Levels of Obesity, Diabetes in California
California Healthline
... Although obesity rates increased significantly among all ethnic groups, the rates remained highest among American Indian, black and Hispanic residents. ...
Imperial County Tops Obesity RateKYMA
10 Staggering Facts About Childhood ObesityDiet Blog (blog)
Childhood Obesity May Be UnderreportedPR Newswire (press release)
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10 Staggering Facts About Childhood Obesity - Diet Blog (blog)
MyFox Houston
10 Staggering Facts About Childhood Obesity
Diet Blog (blog)
TV watching: One quarter of all US children watch 4 or more hours of television each day, as do 43 percent of non-Hispanic blacks. ...
Imperial County Tops Obesity RateKYMA
Childhood Obesity May Be UnderreportedPR Newswire (press release)
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Imperial County Tops Obesity Rate - KYMA
Opposing Views
Imperial County Tops Obesity Rate
KYMA
These reasons include the hot summers when less people are motivated to work out, a struggling economy and a high Hispanic population, which is genetically ...
Childhood Obesity May Be UnderreportedPR Newswire (press release)
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'Back to School' Begins in FC With Pep Talk to Staff at GMHS Stadium - Falls Church News Press
'Back to School' Begins in FC With Pep Talk to Staff at GMHS Stadium
Falls Church News Press
With alarming statistics on childhood obesity and related health problems, such as diabetes, studies have shown that improved diets also improve academic ...
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Childhood Obesity May Be Underreported - PR Newswire (press release)
Childhood Obesity May Be Underreported
PR Newswire (press release)
Ethnicity played a role, with African-American and Hispanic parents making larger errors than Caucasian, non-Hispanic parents, and weight errors were larger ...
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Foundation Names UIC Educator As Nurse Faculty Scholar - Medical News Today (press release)
Foundation Names UIC Educator As Nurse Faculty Scholar
Medical News Today (press release)
Zenk will study how social factors influence rates of obesity in African-American and Hispanic women. Participants will use handheld computers to enter ...
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Foundation Names UIC Educator as Nurse Faculty Scholar - Newswise (press release)
Foundation Names UIC Educator as Nurse Faculty Scholar
Newswise (press release)
Zenk will study how social factors influence rates of obesity in African-American and Hispanic women. Participants will use handheld computers to enter ...
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More Evidence That Breastfeeding Is Good for Mom's Health - Babble (blog)
Health Care N Diet
More Evidence That Breastfeeding Is Good for Mom's Health
Babble (blog)
Just 54 percent of African-American mothers attempt to breast-feed compared to 74 percent of white mothers and 80 percent of Hispanic mothers, according to ...
Breast-Feeding Keeps Diabetes at BayMedPage Today
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Milk Mustache Mobile Tour Stops in Providence to Celebrate Family Dinner and ... - Sacramento Bee
Milk Mustache Mobile Tour Stops in Providence to Celebrate Family Dinner and ...
Sacramento Bee
Fuel Up to Play 60 is a youth-led social marketing initiative designed to help prevent childhood obesity and help youth develop life-long healthy eating and ...
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Breast-Feeding Keeps Diabetes at Bay - MedPage Today
MedPage Today
Breast-Feeding Keeps Diabetes at Bay
MedPage Today
It was a multiethnic cohort, with 20% of participants being black, 18% Asian, and 18% Hispanic. Obesity was common, with 68% of patients having a body mass ...
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UnitedHealthcare to Host "Do Good. Live Well." Community Events in Chicago - MarketWatch (press release)
UnitedHealthcare to Host "Do Good. Live Well." Community Events in Chicago
MarketWatch (press release)
... in Cook and DuPage counties, will conduct free health screenings with support from the Chicago Hispanic Health Coalition and Illinois Eye Institute. ...
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Black Women With SLE May Develop Cardiovascular Disease at Earlier Age Than ... - Medscape
Black Women With SLE May Develop Cardiovascular Disease at Earlier Age Than ...
Medscape
Among 805 men with SLE who were hospitalized with CVD, black and Hispanic groups were the youngest. At the time of admission for CVD, men with SLE were 5.5 ...
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The Alarming Reason Why More Girls are Starting Puberty Early - Food Consumer
The Alarming Reason Why More Girls are Starting Puberty Early
Food Consumer
Black and Hispanic girls are, on average, maturing at an even faster rate, with nearly 25 percent of black girls and 15 percent of Hispanic girls entering ...
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Fat in America, Part 1 - RT
Fat in America, Part 1
RT
According to a separate report by the Trust for America's Health, minority communities such as the African-American, Hispanic and Native American ...
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Healthy for Life: Reshaping America, One Child At A Time - Politic365 (blog)
Politic365 (blog)
Healthy for Life: Reshaping America, One Child At A Time
Politic365 (blog)
Likewise, during the course of a seven year study, while obesity rates among Hispanic girls leveled off midway through the evaluation period, ...
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