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A nursing home in Mexico designed to take care of formerly homeless seniors may have been intentionally set on fire, Read More
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Summer isn’t the only season about to start: the 2016 presidential campaign season has finally arrived. And in late May, Read More
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In many areas of the healthcare industry, the American Hispanic population seems to trail behind other ethnic and racial groups, Read More
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Vanessa Casanas, who recently graduated from Rutgers University-Newark with a 3.9 GPA and honors, isn’t a remarkable student just because Read More
The U.S. is changing the way it eats. Several studies have found that where Americans are eating has been evolving Read More