Curanderismo is a traditional healing practice with many forms and applications. Its acceptance is growing in some corners of the medical community.
Karen Garcia
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How second- and third-generation Latinos are reclaiming the Spanish language
Language and culture are intertwined, and many Latino Americans are seeking to learn or improve their Spanish to form deeper connections with family and their own identities.
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If you take an at-home coronavirus test, who keeps track of the results? Probably no one
Californians have been racing to buy at-home testing kits. But chances are that the results aren’t making their way into the public health system.
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Combating the youth mental health crisis: What signs should parents be watching out for?
Young people are experiencing an alarming increase in mental health challenges, the U.S. surgeon general has said. Here’s what you should know.
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How to set ground rules — about COVID vaccines and more — ahead of holiday gatherings
It’s OK to ask about vaccination status and have hard conversations with family about holiday gatherings and COVID safety. Just do it with respect. Here’s how.
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As anti-Asian hate crimes surge, a new tool lets you report them anonymously
The reporting tool is available in 29 languages, and its goal is to help inform policymakers and leaders as well as to help shape future legislation.
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How you can help organizations in California working to resettle Afghan refugees
You can help Afghan refugees by donating money to or volunteering with organizations in California.