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Una “luz de esperanza”: Los Promotores de Salud llenan los vacíos de la respuesta sanitaria pública gracias a la confianza de la comunidad

By Dana Ullman
This story is part of a larger story led by Dana Ullman, a 2021 California Fellow who is reporting on disparities in the quality and access to health care for Latino and Indigenous peoples in Mendocino County. ...
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Teenage Pregnancy Among Connecticut's Hispanics

By Magaly Olivero

Why are Hispanic teens in Connecticut having more babies despite a national drop in teen pregnancy rates? Magaly Olivero is launching a reporting project with the Connecticut Health Investigative Team to find out.

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Disparity / Disparidad

By Uriel Posada

In a four-part series, Uriel Posada investigated health disparities confronting the Hispanic community in the United States. 

En una serie de cuatro partes, Uriel Posada investigo las disparidades de salud en la comunidad hispana en los Estados Unidos.

 

Part 1: What is the Current Situation in the Hispanic Community? 

Parte 1: Cual es la situacion actual en la comunidad hispana?


Part 2: Health Disparities and the Hispanic Culture

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