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While we are looking ahead to the Thanksgiving holiday, let's remember that it's still Stomach Cancer Awareness Month. F...
11/21/2025

While we are looking ahead to the Thanksgiving holiday, let's remember that it's still Stomach Cancer Awareness Month. Find out how the Avanzando Caminos study is partnering with the Debbie's Dream Foundation to help build a better future for cancer survivors in this latest podcast!

In honor of Stomach Cancer Awareness Month, Dr. Amelie G. Ramirez and Dr. Derek Rodriguez appeared on the Debbie’s Dream Foundation From the Gut podcast to talk about the Avanzando Caminos study.

Have you submitted an abstract for the 2026 Advancing Cancer Research for Latinos and All Populations Conference? Visit ...
11/20/2025

Have you submitted an abstract for the 2026 Advancing Cancer Research for Latinos and All Populations Conference?

Visit latinocancer.com to submit yours today!

While childhood obesity remains a problem in the US, much progress has been made to address the epidemic over the past 2...
11/20/2025

While childhood obesity remains a problem in the US, much progress has been made to address the epidemic over the past 20 years.

Dive deeper into The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's 2025 State of Childhood Obesity Report!

🔗: https://bit.ly/4a2mGdu

Bladder, Melanoma, Ovarian, Thyroid, Lymphoma. Oh my! The Avanzando Caminos Hispanic/Latino Cancer Survivorship Study ha...
11/19/2025

Bladder, Melanoma, Ovarian, Thyroid, Lymphoma. Oh my! The Avanzando Caminos Hispanic/Latino Cancer Survivorship Study has added new cancer types to its repertoire. With even more ways to share from a distance, the study team is standing by to listen.

The Avanzando Caminos study is inviting bladder, melanoma, ovarian, thyroid, and lymphoma cancer survivors to share their journeys.

Those at risk for liver cancer may soon have a less invasive way of screening for cancer.
11/19/2025

Those at risk for liver cancer may soon have a less invasive way of screening for cancer.

Exact Sciences, the company responsible for Cologuard, a popular brand of colorectal at-home testing kits, announced new findings on its new blood test that aims to detect early hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC).

In November, we recognize  , a time to recognize transplant physicians, researchers, and donors who make bone marrow tra...
11/18/2025

In November, we recognize , a time to recognize transplant physicians, researchers, and donors who make bone marrow transplants possible!

Learn more about how donating bone marrow can make a difference!

🔗: https://bit.ly/4r5a5MP

Hear the latest in Latino cancer from Dr. Amelie G. Ramirez and other top experts in this podcast from The Cancer Letter...
11/18/2025

Hear the latest in Latino cancer from Dr. Amelie G. Ramirez and other top experts in this podcast from The Cancer Letter!

Dr. Amelie G. Ramirez of UT Health San Antonio joined a special episode of The Cancer Letter Podcast to discuss cancer, policy, and communities.

November is  ! Spread awareness and promote health by reading sharing our list of helpful resources! 👉🏽 https://bit.ly/3...
11/17/2025

November is !

Spread awareness and promote health by reading sharing our list of helpful resources!

👉🏽 https://bit.ly/3JLqYeP

Gun violence is still a national public health threat. With many children and families affected by gun violence, the JAM...
11/17/2025

Gun violence is still a national public health threat. With many children and families affected by gun violence, the JAMA Network assembled experts in various fields to recommend several ways to address the crisis. Here's what they came up with.

Since 2000, gun violence has caused the deaths of more than 800,000 people and led to 2 million injuries in the US, according to a recent JAMA report.

Register to attend the 2026 Advancing Cancer Research for Latinos and All Populations and hear from Dr. Ruben Mesa! Secu...
11/14/2025

Register to attend the 2026 Advancing Cancer Research for Latinos and All Populations and hear from Dr. Ruben Mesa!

Secure your spot at latinocancer.com!

As we recognize  , check out a list of important resources to explore and share! 🔗: https://bit.ly/3JLqYeP
11/14/2025

As we recognize , check out a list of important resources to explore and share!

🔗: https://bit.ly/3JLqYeP

Choose a theme and submit an abstract for the 2026 Advancing Cancer Research for Latinos and All Populations Conference!...
11/13/2025

Choose a theme and submit an abstract for the 2026 Advancing Cancer Research for Latinos and All Populations Conference!

Make sure to submit yours before the Dec. 10, 2025 deadline!

Submit today! 👉🏽 https://bit.ly/3WCY9nq

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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.