Limiting Federal Benefits: Resource Guide for Immigrants in Boston

On April 15, 2025, an executive order was signed limiting undocumented immigrants’ access to federal benefits, including Social Security. This action, which reinforces previous policies, emphasizes that only people with

5 Things to Know About Early Cancer Detection

Published: April 25, 2018 Updated: September 10, 2024 Written by: Lukas Harnisch-Weidauer Medically Reviewed By: Huma Q. Rana, MD, MPH For most people, early detection involves an awareness of changes in their

MassHealth: An Essential Pillar for Massachusetts Families

MassHealth, the state’s Medicaid program, represents much more than health insurance in Massachusetts. It is an essential tool that helps millions of residents take care of their families, start businesses,

The Role of Telehealth in New Health Executive Orders

In recent years, telehealth has moved from being a secondary option to becoming a fundamental pillar of the health system. With new health executive orders driving its expansion, it is

How will the new executive orders affect us and Where to Find Help in Massachusetts?

How New Executive Orders on Health May Affect You and Where to Find Help in MassachusettsWe know that recent executive orders on immigration may cause concern, especially if you are

Take Part in the Boston Community Health Survey and Make Your Voice Heard!

The Boston Community Health Survey is an essential tool aimed at identifying the needs and concerns of residents to improve the quality of life across our city. Available until December

5 Benefits of Diaphragmatic Breathing: Reduce Stress and Improve Health

Diaphragmatic breathing, also known as abdominal or deep breathing, is a simple yet powerful technique that can greatly improve both physical and mental health. But how do you practice it,

Should I Get a Mammogram?

A mammogram is the most effective test for detecting early breast cancer. It is a special X-ray of the breast that can reveal tumors that are often too small to

Cannabis and Mental Health: What the Latino Community in Massachusetts Needs to Know

Mental health is a crucial component of overall well-being, and the relationship between cannabis use and mental health has become an increasingly relevant topic in Massachusetts, especially for the Latino

The Fight Against Breast Cancer: A Message of Hope and Prevention for the Latino Community

October turns pink around the world, symbolizing the fight against breast cancer. This month serves as a call to raise awareness about a disease that affects millions of women, including

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