Bridging Gaps and Inspiring Hope: Dr. Marcela Mazo Canola Champions Equity in Breast Oncology and Latino Health Research
As a young girl growing up in Colombia, Dr. Marcela Mazo Canola was not entirely certain what path she would...
As a young girl growing up in Colombia, Dr. Marcela Mazo Canola was not entirely certain what path she would...
As the United States demographic landscape continues to evolve, the necessity for a healthcare workforce that mirrors the nation’s diverse...
As health advocates observe Breast Cancer Awareness Month, medical professionals and researchers are shining a critical light on a sobering...
As the United States demographic landscape continues to evolve, the composition of the nation’s professional workforce faces intense scrutiny regarding...
For many Latin families growing up, Nochebuena—Christmas Eve—was never just another holiday on the calendar; it was the emotional and...
As a young girl growing up in Colombia, Dr. Marcela Mazo Canola was not entirely sure what professional path she...
Gabriel Regus’s father was a sharp dresser, a pillar of his community, and a dentist in Washington Heights. During the...
For many first- and second-generation Latinos living in the United States, the holiday season evokes a bittersweet blend of cherished...