Just a few days ago a good friend of mine who has used the home test on two previous occasions gave me a call asking for a “HUGE” favor.  “Please do my HIV test for me.” I gladly (actually more reluctantly) agreed and hopped on the train to his apartment.

Did you know that today, September 15, marks the official beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month? There are many stereotypes of Hispanics in the United States. Did you know that back in 2001, crime, terrorism, poverty and welfare, and illegal immigration accounted for 66% of all network stories about Latinos? Do you

In the past decade, the Latino population has grown dramatically, becoming the largest minority group in the United States. Thus, more research on the health of Latino-Americans is needed as we move forward.   With that in mind, have you seen the latest headlines regarding Latino teen drug use? It is actually

Technically this is a math equation (please don’t close the blog just yet; I know I would be tempted to do so). For the likes of me that sweat when there is no iPhone around to calculate the proper tip amount, take a deep breath and understand that what I

As many of you know by now, I love to photograph social marketing campaigns throughout the world. The way social and health policies are promoted says much about a community and also about its challenges and corresponding priorities. On my recent trip to Cozumel, Mexico, I came across many social