Published: August 18, 2014 Updated: April 4, 2024 Written by: Lukas Harnisch-Weidauer Melanoma, a type of skin cancer, gets its name from the pigment-producing cells called melanocytes from which tumors can develop. […]

Published: July 21, 2014 Updated: May 10, 2024 Medically Reviewed By: Catherine Pisano, MD With summer around the corner, many will be heading to the beach to escape the heat. But […]

Published: May 10, 2024 Medically Reviewed By: Catherine Pisano, MD Catching skin cancer early will often lead to a better prognosis for patients and can mean avoiding extensive surgeries or other […]

The Alzheimer’s Association has launched Music Moments, a collection of recordings and unreleased tracks by award-winning artists with the purpose of fighting Alzheimer’s. These artists honor the personal and emotional […]

In the “La Hora del Café” segment of El Mundo Boston, Dr. Jonathan Hausmann, rheumatologist at Mass General, was interviewed and shared vital information about arthritis. This interview has been […]

Today, we have a special interview with Joe Pereira, Director of Marketing and Community Relations at United Health Care Community Plan, who is featured on La Cajita TV “D8A9” show. […]

In “A Minute of Health” on the program “La Hora del Café” from El Mundo Boston, Dr. Luis Martínez Velásquez, a renowned ophthalmologist from Mass General Brigham, explained in detail […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]