Connecticut’s Halfhearted Battle: Response To Lead Poisoning Epidemic Lacks Urgency
It wasn’t until Bridgeport lead inspector Charles Tate stepped outside the house on Wood Avenue that he saw, immediately, where […]
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CT Coronavirus Thanksgiving Travel Warnings
As we near what is traditionally the busiest travel week of the year, state health officials strongly advise residents to
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Second wave of COVID-19 affects broader section of population
A recent Hartford Courant review of death certificates from October shows a much broader population in Connecticut is dying from
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CTLN Opinion+: Dr. Deidre Gifford
Commissioner discusses effects of racism on public health system
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CTLN Opinion+: Beth Bye, Commissioner of the Connecticut Office of Early Childhood
Commissioner Beth Bye from the Connecticut Office of Early Childhood joined us to discuss the importance of child care resources
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Stronger than COVID educates and brings communities together
Multilingual campaign reflects diversity of people being affected
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CTLN Opinion+: Bob Joondeph, Interim Executive Director at Disability Rights Connecticut
Who can’t wear masks and why. And trying to reach Latinos
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With limited mental health staff, Waterbury calls the police on school children under 12
Most of the children arrested are Hispanic
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As Veteran Suicide Grows, National Guard Highest In Active Military
Suicide is a public health concern in the U.S., particularly among Hispanics-Latinos
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Low-Wage Workers See No Relief From Uncertainty Of Pandemic
Latinos share firsthand experiences
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Health Care And Education Suffer When There’s No Internet Access
Connecticut’s digital divide harmful to Latino families
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A Dangerous Mix: High Ozone Levels And Obesity
A hot summer may worsen chronic health problems for Latinos