Together we can stop COVID-19 by wearing a mask, avoiding close contact, washing our hands or using hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol, and getting a COVID-19…

Wes Studi asks American Indian and Alaska Native people to get vaccinated to return to life in balance and to protect the circle of life.

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March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. This cancer can affect anyone, but older Latinos may be particularly at risk. Know the facts about colorectal cancer, tips for screening and preventions, and how we…

This video covers common parent questions about regular testing for COVID-19 at school, including: What are some ways you can keep your child healthy at school?   Why is it important for your child to…

Many Latinos and other people of color were not counted in the 2020 Census. Latinos have historically been undercounted, but the 2020 Census undercounted Latinos by more than three times the rate for that group…

COVID-19 continues to have a large impact on Latinos and other communities of color, particularly when it comes to cases and deaths. However, the toll extends beyond the physical impacts of the virus. Racial…

The National Institute of Aging (NIA) is seeking comments and suggestions on how it can implement community-based research networks to increase diversity in clinical trials for Alzheimer’s disease and related…

Did you know that good hand hygiene can result in less gastrointestinal and respiratory illness and fewer missed school days? Good hygiene practices are an important strategy to keep everyone in schools and…

Some schools are offering free, regular COVID-19 testing for students and staff as an early warning system to help prevent outbreaks. If your child’s school has a regular COVID-19 testing program, sign your…

Some schools are offering regular COVID-19 testing as a safe and effective way to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and keep students in school for in-person learning, sports, and the other activities they…