National Cancer Prevention Month: Cancer among U.S. Hispanics
The third issue of our Hispanic Equity Brief series, Cancer among U.S. Hispanics, recognizes National Cancer
The research and policy dissemination program of the Hispanic Health Network and The Latino Commission on AIDS
Houston, TX — The Institute for Latine Health Equity (ILHE), Latino Commission on AIDS, and Hispanic Health Network today released a landmark report, Addressing HIV and Aging Among U.S. Hispanics: A Systems Approach, urging immediate reforms to strengthen U.S. health systems for an aging Hispanic population living with HIV.
In 2023, Hispanics accounted for 21.3% of new HIV diagnoses among people 55+ and nearly one in five (20.9%) of all older people living with HIV (PLWH) nationwide. With advances in treatment extending life expectancy, but not necessarily healthier, the first large cohort of older Hispanic PLWH now faces accelerated and accentuated aging, multimorbidity, and fragmented systems of care.
The third issue of our Hispanic Equity Brief series, Cancer among U.S. Hispanics, recognizes National Cancer
Check out this article from US News on Promotores. https://www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2023-08-23/aha-news-promotores-create-a-bridge-between-healthier-living-and-a-growing-hispanic-population Promotores, the Spanish term for community
New York, NY, November 1, 2022. The Latino Commission on AIDS and the Hispanic Health Network
Hispanic Heritage Month | National Latinx HIV Awareness Day This episode is dedicated to

New York, NY, December 1, 2021— World AIDS Day is an opportunity to remember and honor the

From HIV.org. During today’s virtual meeting of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA), Assistant Secretary