27 jun

From Vices to Diseases: The Reality of Addictions

In our Hispanic community, we often see the problem of alcohol and other addictions as something normal or a simple ‘vice.’ But it’s important to understand that addictions are complex

21 jun

Community Health in Massachusetts: Dana-Farber’s Blum Family Resource Van Initiative

In a recent edition of the show “Órale con Verónica,” Sabrina González, Community Outreach Specialist at Dana-Farber, was interviewed about skin cancer. This organization, known for its dedication to cancer

14 jun

The Importance of Fostering a Culture of Empathy in Massachusetts Schools

In the segment “No Mental Health Without Health” on La Hora del Café by Mundo Boston, Vanessa Cruz Weimann discussed the importance of addressing bullying and teaching children empathy and

14 jun

Early Detection Saves Lives: Prostate and Colorectal Cancer

Prostate cancer and colorectal cancer are two of the most common types of cancer affecting men. These cancers often do not present symptoms in their early stages, making early detection

7 jun

Health Resources for the Latino LGBTQ Community in Massachusetts

Pride Month is an opportunity to celebrate diversity, equality, and the struggle for LGBTQ rights. However, it is also a crucial time to reflect on the unique challenges faced by

30 may

Early Signs and Symptoms of Alzheimer’s and Dementia

Alzheimer’s is a disease that progressively affects memory and other cognitive functions. To address this topic, “Órale con Verónica,” a radio program where guests discuss topics related to art, culture,

27 may

Resources for Families with a Recent Autism Diagnosis

Autism is a complex condition that requires a multifaceted approach. With early diagnosis and access to proper resources and support, children with autism can lead fulfilling and satisfying lives. Mental

15 may

Discover the Power of Emotional Intelligence

During the broadcast of La Hora del Café del Mundo Boston in the segment Sin Salud Mental no hay Salud, Cristina Verboven, founder of the platform “Arréglese Mamita,” offered insights

13 may

The Hidden Crisis of Youth Mental Health in Massachusetts

May marks Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to reflect on the challenges faced by a vulnerable portion of the population: young people and adolescents in terms of emotional well-being.

7 may

Conversations about Mental Health: Reflections and Expert Advice for Coping with Stress and Depression

Mental health is a fundamental aspect of our well-being, but it’s often overlooked in many conversations, especially within certain communities. In a society where stress, anxiety, and depression are increasingly

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