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Salud

Your trusted newsletter and podcast for essential health updates. In collaboration with Latino experts from Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital, we bring you the latest information on COVID-19, vaccines, and other vital health topics to keep you informed and empowered.

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Connecting Latino immigrants in the US and beyond with the latest knowledge and research in medicine and biotechnology.

SALUD is our health & wellness content vertical for essential updates in the field from Latino experts and institutions such as Harvard Medical School, Kaiser Permanente and Massachusetts General Hospital.

Podcast

“Salud” is a podcast in Spanish that tells stories about the challenges that Latinos in the United States have faced in terms of their health and lifestyle. We also interview scientists, researchers, and medical experts who answer questions about prevention, treatment, and an overview of how these conditions affect the population.

Salud Podcast is produced by Tiempo with expert contribution from the Office for Diversity Inclusion and Community Partnership at Harvard Medical School and is sponsored by the Boston Public Health Commission.

Its total impact includes distribution of episodes on digital podcast platforms like Amazon Alexa, NPR One, Apple Podcasts & Spotify, over-the-air distribution on WGBH 89.7FM complemented by the livestream on the WGBH website, social media and newsletter reach and website articles views.

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Newsletter

SALUD is a newsletter that contains the latest in the field of wellness and allows our audience to stay up to date each week with the most relevant health topics, including COVID-19 and its vaccines.

Salud 26 julio 2023

¡Buenas tardes! Llegó tu dosis semanal con las últimas actualizaciones de salud. 🩺🩹

Los CDC hablan de un invierno lleno de brotes de gripe, VSR y COVID-19. La listeria deja tres víctimas fatales en Washington.

Los expertos encienden las armas sobre la promoción de drogas para bajar de peso en redes sociales. Te contamos por qué broncear tus partes íntimas puede ser dañino.

Los CDC pronostican brotes de VSR, COVID-19 y gripe durante el invierno
Mientras la ola de calor sigue azotando a Estados Unidos, los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC) pronostican los posibles retos sanitarios de la próxima estación invernal.

Mandy Cohen, directora de los CDC, informó el pasado viernes que prevén una triple amenaza de virus para este invierno: el COVID-19, la gripe y el virus respiratorio sincitial (VRS).

Subrayó la importancia de que los ciudadanos estadounidenses conozcan los riesgos relacionados con estos tres virus y adopten las medidas preventivas adecuadas.

  • Aunque la transmisión de estos tres virus respiratorios sigue siendo relativamente baja en la actualidad, se ha producido un aumento de los casos positivos de COVID-19 y de las visitas a urgencias relacionadas.

También se ha estabilizado el descenso de ingresos hospitalarios por COVID-19. Las variantes Ómicron XBB siguen siendo predominantes, pero la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) está reconociendo que una nueva variante XBB, la EG.5, es cada vez más común en todo el mundo y en los EEUU. ¿Cómo prevenir los brotes que los CDC predicen para el invierno?

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