Peer-Reviewed Research
This research uses a decision-tree approach to better understand care engagement and health outcomes for Latino communities living with HIV. The full article is available from the publisher/PubMed record.
Source: Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities
Read the articleExamines how intersecting social and structural factors shape engagement in care and viral suppression among Latino adults living with HIV.
Drawing on insights from La Clínica’s Promotores de Salud, this white paper identifies the most effective messaging, outreach, and access strategies for vaccination campaigns in low-income Latino immigrant communities — including the critical role of culturally trusted community health workers.
Identifies profiles of risk and protective factors that shape mental health for first-generation Latinx immigrant youth.
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