Latinos in the US face alarming rates of preventable diseases like obesity, diabetes, hypertension, depression, and more. Policy decisions influencing what we consume; circumstances affecting where we live; and our limited or no access to healthcare exacerbate the issue. These health issues are often worsened by immigration status and socio-economic factors. Addressing these health issues requires a comprehensive approach, yet bureaucratic obstacles and political resistance often hinder progress. This workshop will delve into effective interventions, potential pitfalls, and the trajectory of this urgent health crisis.
