From the Clinics to the Polls: Why Voting Matters for Latino Medical Professionals

This article examines voting barriers for Latino medical professionals, highlighting the impact on community health and offering solutions to promote civic engagement and support equitable healthcare policy.

Content is Life: The Power of Social Media to Improve Health among Latinos

Despite comprising 19% of the U.S. population, Latino communities face significant health disparities, including higher rates of obesity and type 2 diabetes, highlighting the need for targeted preventive interventions.

Use of a Health Fair to Promote Health Equity of the Hispanic Community in Metro Detroit

This study highlights health disparities and barriers to care within Metro Detroit’s Hispanic community, revealed through a health fair survey, emphasizing the need for targeted efforts to improve health equity.

Hispanic Breast Cancer Survivors Share Their Perceptions About Endocrine Blocking Therapy Adherence

This study explores factors affecting adherence to endocrine blocking therapy among Hispanic breast cancer survivors, aiming to understand their perceptions and address disparities in treatment outcomes and survival rates.

A Dual Diagnosis of Myasthenia Gravis and Sjogren’s Syndrome in a Hispanic Patient: A Case-based Discussion of Clinical Findings, Therapeutic Implications, and Culturally Competent Care

This case report examines the complex co-occurrence of myasthenia gravis and Sjogren’s syndrome in a young Hispanic woman, highlighting diagnostic challenges and the need for timely recognition in underrepresented populations.

A Case of a 65-year-old Woman with Vitiligo and Diabetes Presenting with Severe Autoimmune Hepatitis

This case of autoimmune hepatitis in a 65-year-old Hispanic woman highlights diagnostic challenges, the importance of thorough workup, and the need for standardized criteria to improve timely treatment and outcomes.

Hispanic Faculty Trends in U.S. Medical Schools: A 50-Year Perspective

Despite a substantial growth in the U.S. Hispanic population over the past 50 years, representation of Hispanic faculty in medical schools remains low, highlighting persistent disparities in academic medicine.

Can AI Hear Me? Nine Facts About the Artificial Intelligence Scribe

This article explores the key features and complexities of artificial intelligence scribes in clinical practice, highlighting their potential benefits and challenges, particularly for Hispanic patient populations.

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