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February 22, 2012
Study: Foreign-born Hispanics — those who immigrated to the United States after age 6 — were 42% less likely than whites to have a first stroke
from gma.yahoo.com :: Tagged study
Study: Young Latino Children More Likely to Be Obese
from saludtoday.com :: Tagged children, obesity, study
February 18, 2012
Guatemalan woman who tried to drown daughters known to be mentally ill; Latinos chronically under-treated
from scpr.org :: Tagged Guatemalan, study
February 17, 2012
Study: Teaching Latinos How to Buy Healthier Foods
from saludtoday.com :: Tagged study
February 16, 2012
PR: Univision’s Hispanic Patient Journey Study Identifies Gaps – From Awareness and Information to Diagnosis and Adherence
:: Tagged study, Univision
Study: Exposure to Recreation Center Increases Use by Latino Families with Young Children
from saludtoday.com :: Tagged children, study
February 15, 2012
February 14, 2012
Study: Mexican-American youth add pounds as they lose native eating habits
from newswise.com :: Tagged Mexican-American, study
Fear of a Brown Planet? According to a new study released by the Art of Politics Impact Project, Hispanics represent only 2-4% of news commentators and guests on major news programs – Does the mainstream media think Hispanics are less-than-capable news analysts or are educated and interesting Hispanics really that hard to find?
from politic365.com :: Tagged diversity, study, television
February 13, 2012
Study: Latino Children Face Many Barriers to Healthy Eating, Physical Activity
from saludtoday.com :: Tagged children, study
Jacksonville scores high when it comes to opportunities for Hispanics, study says – Florida
from jacksonville.com :: Tagged Florida, Jacksonville, study
February 9, 2012
Study: The average Mexican man weighs 74.8 kilograms (165 pounds) and stands 1.64 meters (5 feet 4½ inches) tall, while the median figures for Mexican women are 68.7 kilos (151 pounds) and 1.58 meters (5 feet 2 inches)
from laht.com :: Tagged Mexico, study
Study: Crime, Fear Keep Latino Children from Seeking Physical Activity
from saludtoday.com :: Tagged children, crime, fear, study
February 8, 2012
Study: Alabama’s HB56 immigration law could cost state economy $10.8 billion
from univisionnews.tumblr.com :: Tagged Alabama, economy, HB56, study
Vanderbilt study looks at reasons for bribe payments in Americas with links to PDFs – Are bribes sometimes justified? Depends
from washingtonpost.com :: Tagged study
February 6, 2012
Study: After-School Fitness Programs Can Improve Children’s Health
from saludtoday.com :: Tagged children, school, study
February 5, 2012
A new study is ranking Florida’s Space Coast No. 1 in terms of equality between Hispanics and whites.
from floridatoday.com :: Tagged Florida, study
February 4, 2012
Study: Undocumented Hispanics Vacate 80,000 Jobs in Alabama
from latina.com :: Tagged Alabama, study, undocumented
Many Hispanics Don’t Call an Ambulance For Stroke: Study – one reason why Hispanics are about half as likely as non-Hispanics to have a favorable outcome after a stroke
from gma.yahoo.com :: Tagged study
February 2, 2012
A new study is ranking Florida’s Space Coast No. 1 in terms of equality between Hispanics and whites.
from news-journalonline.com :: Tagged Florida, study
PR: ING Study: Cultural Influences Impact Retirement Planning and Decision-Making – Research finds non-whites more likely to rely on the media and Internet for information; Hispanics feel least prepared for retirement
:: Tagged Retirement, study
February 1, 2012
Money laundering, tax evasion suck billions from Mexican economy – Mexico lost $872 billion between 1970 and 2010
from latimesblogs.latimes.com :: Tagged economy, Mexico, study
January 31, 2012
Study: School Compliance with P.E. Policies Matters for Latino Children’s Fitness
from saludtoday.com :: Tagged children, school, study
Inherited Risk Factors for Childhood Leukemia Are More Common in Hispanic Patients, Study Finds – Each year ALL is found in about 3,000 U.S. children, making it the most common childhood cancer. The incidence varies by self-declared race and ethnicity with rates for Hispanic individuals 50 percent higher than for non-Hispanic white individuals.
from sciencedaily.com :: Tagged cancer, children, study
Case study: the re-launch of Acento.com – How to increase traffic by 1000%
from joekutchera.com :: Tagged Joe Kutchera, study, web
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