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May 2011

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	Latinas Have Higher Rates of Teen Pregnancy	done null
	Family Meals Reduce Kids’ Obesity Risk	done null

April 2011

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	Ouch! Heartbreak Really Can Cause Body Aches	done null
	Preemies May Be More Likely to Develop Adult Diabetes	done null
	Got Pain? Meditation Can Help	done null
	Stressed-Out Moms-to-Be May Birth Babies With More Fat Cells	done null
	Mexican Migrants Face Increased Risk of Mental Health Problems	done null
	An Apple a Day Helps Keep a Lady’s High Cholesterol Away	done null
	Kidney Cancer Claims Heavy Smokers More Quickly	done null
	Parents Inactivity May Lead to Obesity for Latino Children	done null
	Only Half of HIV-Positive Latin Americans Get Treatment	done null
	Why Some Adults Lie About Their ADHD Symptoms	done null
	Life Is Priceless: Minority Cancer Sufferers Willing to Go Broke to Stay Alive	done null

March 2011

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	Eating Certain Types of Fiber Could Help You Live Longer	done null
	Get a Grip! Shopping Cart Handles Are a Bacterial Playground	done null
	Drug Companies Face Expired Patents, Uncertain Futures	done null
	Just Partaking in a Weight-Loss Program May Brighten Obese People’s Moods	done null
	More Patients Ignore Doctors’ Orders and Leave Hospitals Early	done null
	Latinas Face Higher Risk of Breast Cancer Treatment Delays	done null
	Mom’s Successful Depression Treatment Also Improves Kid’s Mental Health	done null
	Obese Teens’ Poor Diet Ups Their Heart Health Risks	done null
	Laughter and Music May Help Lower Your Blood Pressure	done null
	Duration of Pregnancy and Breast Feeding Tied to Infants’ Brain Growth	done null

February 2011

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	Big Breakfast, Bigger Waistline	done null
	These Simple Hair-Toss Tips Can Make Your Mane Move	done null
	Youth Antismoking Program Gets Latino Twist	done null
	Minorities Are Less Likely to Know They Have Diabetes, Hypertension	done null
	Living in Supportive Communities Can Help Teens Hurdle Smoking and Obesity	done null
	Obama Administration Sinks Big Bucks Into Public Health	done null
	You Might Have to Walk to Remember	done null
	Mammograms Less Accurate for Breast Cancer Survivors	done null
	Arthritis Takes Its Toll on 3.1 Million Latinos	done null

January 2011

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	New Year’s Tip: Weight Loss Can Be a Piece of Cake	done null
	WikiLeaks Reveals Hardships for HIV-Positive Cubans	done null
	Study: Obesity Risk May Run Higher in Families Plagued by Alcoholism	done null
	Where You Live Might Determine Whether You Get a Colon Cancer Screening	done null
	Study: Painkillers May Increase Risk of Heart Attack	done null
	Study Says Race, Gender and Geography Predict Poorer Health With HIV	done null
	Seeing the Glass Half Full Protects Teens’ Mental Health	done null
	Don’t Give Smart Grooming the Brush Off: Here Are the Basics	done null
	Trust Us on This: Men Don’t Think They’re Too Macho to Visit the Doc	done null
	Sleeping Difficulties May Contribute to Childhood Obesity	done null
	Nursing Home Closures Are Higher in Minority, Poor Areas	done null

December 2010

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	World AIDS Day 2010	done null
	Legal Locks: California Sues Brazilian Blowout Company	done null
	Step This Way and Slow Down Alzheimer’s Disease	done null
	Latino Men More Vulnerable to AIDS-Related Skin Cancer	done null
	Sister Soldiers’ Hair-Raising War Stories	done null
	An Aspirin a Day Could Keep Cancer Away	done null
	Parkinsonism Worse for Minorities, Poor, and Not Well-Educated	done null
	Home-Cooked Food Gifts Could Make You Sick for the Holidays	done null
	Protect Your Hair From Damage by Winter Chills	done null
	Don’t Let Money Woes Get You Down This Holiday Season	done null
	Study: Love Can Stop the Pain	done null

November 2010

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	Latino Children Less Likely to Get Care for Ear Infections	done null
	HIV/AIDS Leading Cause of Young Adult Deaths in Caribbean	done null
	Ease Arthritis Pain With Tai Chi	done null
	Most Young Women Don’t Take Cervical Cancer Vaccinations	done null
	How to Coax Chemically Damaged Black Hair Back to Good Health	done null
	Star-Power Styling Tips for Those With Textured Tresses	done null
	Pope Okays Condom Use for Some	done null
	Can’t Sleep? Insomnia Could Give You More Than Baggy Eyes	done null

October 2010

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	Congressional Briefing Focuses on Latino Childhood Obesity	done null
	Three Big Factors Influence Cancer Diagnosis and Survival	done null
	Expecting? A Flu Shot May Protect Your Newborn	done null
	TV Guide: Viewing Overload May Hurt Kid’s Mental Well-Being	done null
	Spanish-Language AIDS Awareness Site Launched	done null
	CDC: Risk of HIV Diagnosis Higher for Blacks, Latinos	done null
	1 in 3 Latino Children Struggles With Hunger	done null
	Meth Use Among NYC Gays Shifts to Blacks, Latinos, Poor	done null
	Latinos in the U.S. Outlive Whites, African Americans	done null
	Astigmatism More Common in Latino Children	done null
	Just Five Lifestyle Changes May Help Prevent Colon Cancer	done null

September 2010

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	Nutritious (and Cheap!) Foods Can Feed Both Hair and Body	done null
	Spanish-Language Site for Health Care Reform Launched	done null
	Chill Out: Don’t Let Cold-Weather Hair Damage Concern You	done null
	All Washed Up: American Hand Cleaning on the Rise	done null
	Latino Babies Hit by Whooping Cough	done null
	Easy, Healthy Hair Care for Babies	done null
	Study: Flu Shots May Prevent Heart Attacks	done null
	New $1.5M Partnership Tackles Childhood Obesity	done null
	Got Migraines? Blame Faulty Genes	done null
	New Hope for Patients With Rare Breast Cancer	done null

August 2010

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	Braided Hairstyles Can Cause Baldness	done null
	Low-Carb Diets May Be More Heart Healthy	done null
	Obesity Rates Among Hispanics on the Rise	done null
	Revive Damaged Hair With These Experts’ Tips	done null
	Tighten Up That Tummy or Suffer the Consequences	done null
	Alcohol and Drug Rates Lower Among Latinos	done null
	Americans Still Confused About Health Care Reform	done null
	Childhood Obesity Still Highest Among Minorities	done null
	Latina Mothers Encouraged to Seek Postpartum Care	done null
	Certain Veggies May Lower Type 2 Diabetes Risk	done null
	Who Knew Weight Loss Could Be This Simple?	done null

July 2010

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	Obama Appoints Medicaid and Medicare Administrator	done null
	Ughh! Most People Don’t Correctly Cover Their Coughs and Sneezes	done null
	Vitamins That Make a Potent Hair Growth Cocktail	done null
	What the Chip Said to the Salsa and Guacamole: I’ll Pass	done null
	Study: The Poorer the Children the More They Lack Dental Care	done null
	Straight Up: Relaxed Hair Is a Chemical Reaction	done null
	Cancer-Causing Chemicals Are Everywhere—Even in Your TV	done null
	Let’s Toast to This: Alcohol May Soothe Arthritis Pain	done null

June 2010

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	Anger Causes Bodily Changes Both Inside and Out	done null
	Wake Up! Sleep Deprivation Is a National Nightmare and Hazard	done null
	Study: Eating More Whole Grains Could Reduce Diabetes Risk	done null
	“Good” Cholesterol May Lower Cancer Risk	done null
	Coffee May Lower Neck and Head Cancer Risk	done null

May 2010

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	Racism Linked to Depression in Black and Latino Children	done null
	You’re Nuts If You Don’t Try to Lower Your Cholesterol	done null
	Just Hearing Mom’s Voice Comforts Stressed-Out Daughters	done null
	Overtime Is Hard Work for You and Your Heart	done null
	Does City Air Raise Your Blood Pressure?	done null
	Study: Pregnancy Doubles HIV Risk in Male Partners	done null
	An Occasional Sip May Offer Some Alzheimer’s Protection to Nonsmokers	done null

April 2010

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	Study: Vitamin D Is a Flu and Asthma Fighter	done null
	April Is STD Awareness Month	done null
	Help Your Children Fight Obesity Before They’re Born	done null
	A Few Drinks May Help the Heart, But Not If You Also Light Up	done null
	Supplement Mix Might Protect Against Breast Cancer	done null
	Male Teens Receive Inadequate STI/HIV Counseling	done null

March 2010

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	Sugary Drinks Not So Sweet for Our Health	done null
	Study: Aspirin May Benefit Breast Cancer Survivors	done null
	Study: Polyunsaturated Fat Might Lower Heart Disease Risk	done null
	Study: Music Is as Good as Massage in Easing Anxieties	done null

February 2010

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	Antidepressants May Interfere With Mother’s Milk	done null
	"Abstinence-Only" Study Reignites Sex Education Debate	done null
	Study: Herbal Remedies and Asthma Don’t Mix	done null
	Chronic Migraines Linked to Other Health Issues, Even Unemployment	done null
	Regular Exercise Is Medicine for Anxious Patients	done null

January 2010

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	Air Pollution Might Diminish Asthma Inhaler Potency	done null
	Study: Fat Might Help Girls Build Bone Mass	done null
	Want to Be Slim and Fit? Just Cutting Calories Won’t Do It	done null

December 2009

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	U.S. Latinos Less Adapted to American Culture Are More Likely to Test HIV Positive	done null
	Interaction With Other Kids Might Protect Toddlers Against Asthma	done null
	Managing Depression Might Help Diabetics Control Blood Sugar	done null
	Tune Up Your Workout Routine	done null
	Study: Watch Your Weekend Eating Habits	done null

November 2009

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	Heart Attacks Rise When Women Become Menopausal	done null
	Salt and Artificial Sugar No Good for Kidneys	done null
	Teen Girls Contract More STIs Than Other Age Groups	done null
	Is Childhood Obesity Also Child Abuse?	done null

October 2009

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	Study: High-Fructose Diets Raise Men’s Blood Pressure	done null
	Macho Men Have Shorter Life Expectancy	done null
	For Kids, Cleaner Air Means Fewer Ear Infections	done null
	Today Is National Latino AIDS Awareness Day	done null
	Healthier Neighborhoods Might Reduce Residents’ Diabetes Risk	done null
	Fight Breast Cancer: Exercise More	done null

September 2009

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	Heart Disease: Why You Should Hope for the Best	done null
	Vrroom, Honk, Bang! Guess What Drives Up Blood Pressure	done null
	Stella Isn’t the Only One Getting Her Groove On	done null

August 2009

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	Special Diets Not Indicated for Autistic Kids	done null
	Domestic Violence Screening May Not Lessen Abuse	done null
	A Growing Trend: More Americans Using Antidepressants	done null
	Optimism Everyday Keeps Heart Disease at Bay	done null
	Good News: U.S. Cancer Death Rates Steadily Decreasing	done null
	Miami-Dade Doctors Found Guilty of Medicare Fraud	done null
	Fatty Food Zaps Energy and Brain Power Really Fast	done null
	Obesity Might Decrease Effectiveness of Birth Control Pills	done null

July 2009

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	Web-based Video Game Educates Positive Teens	done null
	Effects of Race and Ethnicity on HIV Medication Adherence	done null
	Be Happy: Little Things Count	done null
	Travel Smart to Avoid Blood Clots	done null
	Obama Selects Alabama Family Doctor as Next Surgeon General	done null
	GSK Announces $80 Million to Prevent and Treat Pediatric HIV	done null
	Exercise May Curb Stroke Side Effects	done null
	Pregnancy and STI Rates Climb Among U.S. Teenagers	done null
	Racy TV, Lack of Sex Ed Blamed for Increased STIs Among Illinois Teens	done null
	Students Who Think They’re “Invincible” Less Likely to Get STI Vaccines	done null

June 2009

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	Consumer Reports 'Best Buy Drug' for Enlarged Prostate Could Save Consumers Nearly $3,000 a Year	done null
	Federal Stimulus Money Channeled to Latino HIV Prevention	done null
	Today Is National Caribbean-American HIV/AIDS Awareness Day	done null
	Mom Imprisoned for Posting HIV Patient’s Medical Info Online	done null
	Drug Fact Boxes Better for Consumers	done null
	CVS Criticized for Condom Lockup in Communities of Color	done null
	Abnormal Test Results: No News Could Be Bad News	done null
	High Percentage of U.S. Residents Receiving Late HIV Diagnoses	done null
	Fatalistic Youth More Likely to Engage in Risky Behavior	done null

May 2009

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	Cancer Rate to Double Among People of Color	done null
	Study: Blacks and Latinos Worry More Than Whites About HIV	done null
	All-Star Baseball Player’s Ex-Girlfriend Drops HIV Case	done null
	Depression More Common Than You Might Think	done null
	HIV-Positive Cuban Immigrant Seeks U.S. Political Asylum	done null

April 2009

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	U.S. Teens Lack Preventive Health Care	done null
	White House Launches “Act Against AIDS” Campaign in U.S.	done null
	April Is National STD Awareness Month	done null
	Cuba’s HIV Community Asking for Respect, Not Tolerance	done null
	Vatican Responds to Criticism of Pope’s Anti-Condom Remarks	done null

March 2009

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	Can Television Influence Drinking Habits?	done null
	Family Mealtimes Feed Children’s Long-term Health	done null
	U.N.: Life Expectancy to Rise in Developing Countries	done null
	Pope: Condom Distribution “Aggravates” AIDS Epidemic	done null
	Activists Respond to Pope’s Criticism of Condoms	done null
	African Churches Split With Pope’s Condom Stance	done null
	More Help for Uninsured Patients	done null
	Innovative Video Captures Cell-to-Cell HIV Transfer	done null

February 2009

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	Tom Daschle Withdraws HHS Secretary Nomination	done null
	Report: Tropical Diseases Underfunded Compared With HIV, TB, Malaria	done null
	Smoking Cessation: Hispanics, Nicotine Patch Users Do Best	done null
	Obama Reiterates Commitment to Accessible Health Care	done null

January 2009

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	Survey: Abstinence Vows Fail to Prevent Teen Sex	done null
	How Often Are Young People Really Using Condoms?	done null

December 2008

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	Latinos Most Likely, Blacks Least Likely to Have Lipodystrophy	done null
	Alabama HIV Prevention Spotty for Latinos as Cases Rise	done null
	Obama Appoints Tom Daschle to Helm Health Reform	done null
	Holiday Health Myths Debunked	done null

November 2008

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	Examining Obama’s Promises, Challenges	done null
	Late HIV Diagnoses Prevalent Among LA Latinos	done null
	Get Down to Business: Practical Advice for Doctor Visits	done null
	Nearly 2,000 Chileans Never Informed of Positive Status	done null
	Older Blacks and Hispanics in Immunization Crisis	done null

October 2008

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	African Americans and Latinos Less Likely to Have End-of-Life Care Plans?	done null
	Condoms Stolen From Missing Mexican Condom-Mobile	done null
	ER Death Rate Higher for African Americans and Latinos	done null

September 2008

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	Latino Activists Criticize Revised U.S. HIV/AIDS Rates	done null
	Prevention Awareness at United States Conference on AIDS	done null
	More Grandparents Care for AIDS Orphans Than Ever	done null

August 2008

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	Latin American Countries Launch Programs To Improve Health Care For Sexual Minorities	done null
	Childcare Before Kindergarten May Promote Obesity	done null
	Many Hispanics Shut Out of U.S. Health Care System	done null
	Examining Tijuana’s AIDS Epidemic	done null
	Homophobia Fuels HIV/AIDS in Mexico	done null
	Nurses Ease Shortage of HIV/AIDS Doctors	done null
	U.S. Denying Asylum to Gay People From Latin America	done null
	Examining Medical Mistrust in HIV-Positive Latino People	done null
	Puerto Rico and 8 States Lose HIV Surveillance Funding	done null
	HIV Increases Among Latino People in Connecticut	done null

July 2008

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	More South L.A. Teens Seek HIV Treatment	done null
	Latino HIV Infections Rising	done null
	Latin American Ministers to Design HIV/AIDS Strategy	done null

June 2008

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	Counterfeit Condoms in New York Discount Stores	done null
	Jamaican Officials Reject HIV Poster Woman	done null
	In the Caribbean, Condoms and Conjugal Visits for Prisoners	done null
	Culture and Religion vs. HIV Transmission	done null
	Advocates Demand Generic Drugs for Mexico	done null
	Latino Leaders Rally Against AIDS	done null

May 2008

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	AIDS Over 50 in Harlem	done null
	Smaller Pharmacies Focusing on HIV Care	done null
	Latinos Respond Less Well to HCV Treatment	done null

April 2008

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	Migrant Workers in California Receive HIV Education	done null
	Florida Group Launches HIV Awareness Campaign for Minority MSMs	done null
	AIDS Advocates in New York Fight Racial and Economic Disparities	done null
	Rapid Testing for L.A. Veterans	done null
	OraSure Sued Over Rapid HIV Test	done null

March 2008

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	HIV Rates Rise Among Hispanics	done null
	Food Poisoning May Be Fatal for People With HIV	done null

February 2008

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	Who’s Educating Sex Ed Teachers?	done null
	(Product)RED's Balance Sheet	done null
	HIV-Positive People Want Sex and Children	done null
	Half of Brazil’s AIDS Cases Diagnosed Late	done null
	New York Times Editorial Asks for Needle Exchange	done null
	25 Percent of Positive Women Want Babies	done null
	Elton John, Sharon Stone and Others Fight AIDS on Oscar Night	done null
	Reused Syringes Put 40,000 at Risk	done null

January 2008

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	AIDS Activist and Actress Gloria Reuben Returns to ER	done null
	Kids Grill AIDS Experts in New Film	done null
	Hispanic Group Pulls Out of Arizona HIV/AIDS Program	done null
	One out of Five in NYC Are at Risk for HIV	done null
	Latino Group to Keep HIV/AIDS Program Running	done null
	Latina Sorority Shows Support for HIV Assistance Bill	done null
	New HIV/AIDS Campaign Targets North Carolina's Latinos	done null
	HIV Prevention for Puerto Rican Seniors	done null
	The National Latino Hispanic AIDS Leadership Summit Begins Today	done null

December 2007

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	Is Honey the New Cough Syrup?	done null
	Mom’s Depression Affects Kids—Some Solutions	done null
	Lower Your Risk of Cancers by Eating Less Red Meat	done null
	Shed Pounds, Boost Immune System	done null
	Make Exercise Fun for Kids	done null
	Wash Your Hands of the Flu	done null
	Former U.S. Assistant Surgeon General Dr. Blumenthal Analyzes Presidential Candidates' Positions on AIDS	done null

November 2007

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	Extra Weight May Lead to Cancer	done null
	“Silent” Strokes Common Among Seniors	done null
	More Sleep, Less Obesity Risk in Kids	done null
	Raising HIV/AIDS Awareness in Haiti	done null
	Literacy Levels Affect Medication Adherence	done null
	Heart Disease Deaths Worsening Among Adults	done null
	Kids Won’t Reject Healthy School Lunches	done null
	U.S. Obesity Leveling Off, Says CDC	done null

October 2007

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	An Overstressed America	done null
	Powdered Asthma Inhalers Often Misused	done null
	A Healthier Halloween	done null

September 2010

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USCA 2010: En Español

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April 2010

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The Education of Miss Universe

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December 2009

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Oriol Gutierrez at Arthur Kill

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October 2009

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HIV/AIDS Rally and Vigil

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Obesity

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Mental Health

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August 2009

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BOTOX Cosmetic Treatment

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Prostate Cancer

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Kidney Disease

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December 2008

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Osteoporosis

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Heart Disease

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	Peripheral Artery Disease or P.A.D.	done null
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Weighty Matters: Latinas and Body Image

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Understanding Diabetes

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Speaking Your Language

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December 2010

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Yolanda Rodriguez-Escobar: Bridging the Gap for Mexican-American Women

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Jorge Delgado: Ministering to the HIV/AIDS Community

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Jose M. Davila: Advancing Bronx AIDS Services

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Francisco Ruiz: Managing Health Disparities

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Anselmo Fonseca: Fighting HIV/AIDS in Puerto Rico

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Oscar De La O: Building the Bienestar Family

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Bamby Salcedo: Advocating for Transgender Youth

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David Munar: Growing at the AIDS Foundation of Chicago

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Daniel C. Montoya: Developing HIV Prevention Campaigns

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	Puckering Up for AIDS Awareness	done null
	Guillermo Chacon: Leading the Latino Commission on AIDS	done null

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She’s Standing Up for Women and Girls

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