Report: Latino Young Adults Distrust the Tobacco, Vaping Industry
In the fight to end smoking, mass media efforts to change social norms have led to historic declines in smoking. But the tobacco industry isn’t givi…
Month: January 2021
As Vaccines Roll Out, San Antonio Latinos are Hesitant
In one of America’s most populated Latino cities, some people of color are disinclined to get a COVID-19 vaccine. This hesitation comes in spite of …
11 Crucial Insights from the First Roadmap to Address Toxic Stress
Stress can happen for many reasons. Divorce. Abuse. Discrimination. Poverty. But when the human body’s response to stressful situations is activated…
The Pandemic with Jeff Tarr
Dr. Klaisner is joined by Jeff Tarr, Communications Specialist, to discuss the Covid-19 Pandemic.
Technology with Jeff Tarr
Dr. Klaisner is joined by Jeff Tarr, Communications Specialist, to discuss Technology.
Debunking the Myths and Misinformation on COVID-19
As we fight the COVID-19 pandemic, we have to make sure we’ve got all the right facts. Public health experts are seeing a lot of misinformation abou…
Cheryl Aguilar: Providing Mental Health Support to Families with Immigration Trauma
Immigration is difficult and often traumatic. People who immigrate to the U.S. often face a dangerous journey only to be met with aggression and xenop…
How Texas is Tackling Alzheimer’s Disease Care
Alzheimer’s disease is an illness that affects the lives of many, and it impacts some Americans more than others. In fact, studies show that U.S.�…
#SaludTues Tweetchat 1/19: What Can We Do to Stop Cervical Cancer?
January is Cervical Health Awareness Month. Each year, more than 13,000 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer in the United States. This cancer is …
President-Elect Joe Biden’s Cabinet Boasts Diversity, Minority Representation
When Joe Biden takes the presidential office on Jan. 20, 2021, he’ll bring cabinet members from a variety of backgrounds and walks of life. Biden’…