Bridging Gaps and Breaking Ground: Dr. Marcela Mazo Canola Champions Equity in Breast Cancer Care
As a young girl growing up in Colombia, Dr. Marcela Mazo Canola was not entirely sure what professional path she...
As a young girl growing up in Colombia, Dr. Marcela Mazo Canola was not entirely sure what professional path she...
In just 13 brief minutes on the grandest stage in American music and sports, audiences around the world caught a...
On October 1, 2006, a visionary partnership took root in South Texas with the launch of the Institute for Health...
As communities across the United States observe Hispanic Heritage Month, National Women in Medicine Day arrives on September 17 to...
For Claudia Perez-Favela, cancer has long been the proverbial elephant in the room. Growing up in a Latino family, she...
SAN ANTONIO — The Institute for Integration of Medicine & Science (IIMS) and the UTSA College of Health, Community and...
For most people, the arrival of September marks a routine seasonal shift, acting as a clear boundary line where the...
For most people, September is simply a seasonal boundary line, a quiet meteorological bridge where the vibrant heat of summer...
Heart disease remains the leading cause of death among Latinos in the United States, presenting a persistent and multifaceted public...
As healthcare landscapes shift and government-assisted programs face unprecedented scrutiny, advocates, researchers, and families are bracing for a challenging future....