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Getting enough sleep provides improves your mood, helps maintain a healthy weight and may boost your immune system.

Black moms-to-be living in neighborhoods demarcated by the old racist housing policy known as redlining face worse pregnancy outcomes.

Now there’s evidence that shows adults who stutter don’t have the problem when they are alone and think no one can hear them.

First-or second-generation Latino immigrant youth are more likely to drink than their Asian-American counterparts.

One nutritional supplement may support hair growth in perimenopausal, menopausal and postmenopausal women experiencing hair loss.

Latinos come from diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds, and their risk of certain diseases varies between groups.

Silicone bracelets are an effective tool to gauge the amount of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons pregnant women inhale daily.

Latino communities face greater hardships from climate change because of ongoing socioeconomic disparities.

The brightness and fullness of the moon affects men and women in vastly different ways.

These workers who labored to remove toxic debris from buildings near the World Trade Center are still fighting for legal immigration status.

Few Latinos earn degrees in science, technology, engineering and math, and many are paid less when they work in these fields.

Increasing the number of bilingual health care professionals as well as resources at the community level could help Latino seniors thrive.

Five ways nations can create a fairer and healthier world post–COVID-19, according to the World Health Organization

The superstar joins forces with Avocados From Mexico to encourage people to incorporate heart-healthy fruit into their diets.

Plastic toys expose children to chemicals that can negatively affect their health.

Warmed formula or heated water used to sterilize these infant-feeding containers unleash the most microplastic particles.