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One of the biggest landmarks of 2025 was that Hispanic/Latinos had reached 20% of the US population. We can't wait to se...
01/02/2026

One of the biggest landmarks of 2025 was that Hispanic/Latinos had reached 20% of the US population. We can't wait to see how one of the fastest growing populations in the US does in 2026!

Latinos continue to be one of the fastest growing groups in the U.S., rising to 20% of the population for the first time this past year.

Quitting smoking today and need some help?!
01/02/2026

Quitting smoking today and need some help?!

The 2023 New Year brings about new resolutions for many hoping to adopt a healthier lifestyle like eating healthier or exercising more. Quitting smoking could help, too.

US Congress Representative Joaquin Castro is an example of how to use your platform and story to make a difference in yo...
01/01/2026

US Congress Representative Joaquin Castro is an example of how to use your platform and story to make a difference in your community.

Joaquin Castro’s cancer diagnosis came as a surprise, but it motivated him to make an even greater effort to improve the health of the communities he serves.

Quitxt can help you quit smoking! Text “iquit” to 844-332-2058!
12/31/2025

Quitxt can help you quit smoking! Text “iquit” to 844-332-2058!

With New Years vastly approaching, there is a consistent resolution on everyone's minds: quit smoking. A proposed rule b...
12/31/2025

With New Years vastly approaching, there is a consistent resolution on everyone's minds: quit smoking.

A proposed rule by the FDA might help make that possible.

A proposed FDA rule is seeking to reduce the ni****ne levels in ci******es in hopes of making them less addictive.

"After you smoke your last cigarette, your body begins a series of positive changes that continue for years."
12/31/2025

"After you smoke your last cigarette, your body begins a series of positive changes that continue for years."

The 2023 New Year brings about new resolutions for many hoping to adopt a healthier lifestyle like eating healthier or exercising more. Quitting smoking could help, too.

Yoli Day's stomach cancer survivorship story reminds us all to live each day to the fullest and to use your individual s...
12/30/2025

Yoli Day's stomach cancer survivorship story reminds us all to live each day to the fullest and to use your individual story to help others.

After a stomach cancer diagnosis, Yoli Day was determined to make it out the other side and help others do the same by becoming a health leader and supporter for change.

Knowing your density matters for your breast health. Learn about breast density in our upcoming webinar, “Difference in ...
12/29/2025

Knowing your density matters for your breast health. Learn about breast density in our upcoming webinar, “Difference in Density: Why it Matters for Your Breast Health,” at 12 p.m. on Wens., Jan. 28, 2026!

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Continuing on with our recap of 2025. Salud America! shined a light on breast density and how having dense breasts can i...
12/29/2025

Continuing on with our recap of 2025. Salud America! shined a light on breast density and how having dense breasts can increase your risk for breast cancer.
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Linda Mota is extremely grateful to call herself a survivor. Learn more about how she navigated cancer and why she parti...
12/26/2025

Linda Mota is extremely grateful to call herself a survivor.

Learn more about how she navigated cancer and why she participates in research studies!

Linda Mota shares her story of breast cancer survivorship during a global pandemic and how she came to be a participant of the Avanzando Caminos Hispanic/Latino Cancer Survivorship Cohort Study.

"Failure pushes you to grow, it teaches you, humbles you, and challenges you to stand back up and keep pushing." Read mo...
12/25/2025

"Failure pushes you to grow, it teaches you, humbles you, and challenges you to stand back up and keep pushing."

Read more about the challenges and successes of Diego Cano!

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Today, Cano has pushed through many hardships and is following his passion of helping others as a rising second-year medical student.

During this holiday season, want to extend our deepest thanks to our community, partners, and supporters.We wish you and...
12/25/2025

During this holiday season, want to extend our deepest thanks to our community, partners, and supporters.

We wish you and your loved ones peace, warmth, and good health this holiday season!

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Mission: Inspire people to drive community change for the health of Latino and all kids.

Salud America! is a national Latino-focused organization that creates culturally relevant and research-based stories, videos, and tools to inspire people to start and support healthy changes to policies, systems, and environments where Latino children and families can equitably live, learn, work, and play. Latinos are a rising U.S. powerhouse, but they face barriers to be their healthiest and suffer high rates of obesity and other health disparities. Salud America! and its award-winning multimedia communications help our social and online network—more than 125,000 moms and dads, providers, researchers, and community and school leaders—push for healthy changes in schools and communities for Latino and all kids. Salud America! is led by health disparities researcher Dr. Amelie G. Ramirez and supported by a passionate team of communicators at UT Health San Antonio, thanks to funding from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.