Latino Health

Latino health refers to the overall well-being of people of Latin American origin, considering factors like access to healthcare, disease risk, and social influences. It recognizes that cultural, economic, and environmental factors impact health outcomes within Latino communities. Addressing Latino health involves understanding unique challenges such as language barriers, health disparities, and social determinants like income and education. Promoting culturally sensitive healthcare and preventive measures helps improve health equity and ensure that Latino populations receive quality care tailored to their needs.