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Latin America and the Caribbean Renew Commitment to End Violence Against Children and Adolescents at PAHO-UNICEF Regional Consultation

Latin America and the Caribbean Renew Commitment to End Violence Against Children and Adolescents at PAHO-UNICEF Regional Consultation

By:Paho.org Washington, D.C., 24 October 2025.- Governments, civil society, youth representatives, and international partners from across Latin America and the Caribbean renewed their commitment to end violence against children and adolescents during a high-level regional consultation co-hosted by the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and UNICEF. The region continues to have the highest rates of […]

Breast Cancer and Black Women: Understanding the Landscape, Risks, and the Path Toward Equity

Breast Cancer and Black Women: Understanding the Landscape, Risks, and the Path Toward Equity

By Pearl Phillip Breast cancer remains one of the most critical public health challenges in the United States. For Black women, however, the burden is uniquely severe—not only in incidence and risk but also in outcomes and mortality rates. Despite medical advances, too many Black women continue to face late diagnoses, aggressive cancer subtypes, and […]

Am I Stupid to Pay for an IQ Test?

Am I Stupid to Pay for an IQ Test?

 By Anne Webster Wondering whether it’s worth paying for an IQ test? Here’s what you need to know about legitimate testing, online scams, and why true intelligence can’t be reduced to a number. The Search for a Number That Defines You In a world obsessed with scores and metrics, it’s easy to believe intelligence can […]

Caribbean Tensions Surge as U.S. Military Actions Clash With “Zone of Peace” Ambitions

Caribbean Tensions Surge as U.S. Military Actions Clash With “Zone of Peace” Ambitions

Region’s commitment to peaceful coexistence under pressure amid U.S. strikes off Venezuela By Janet Howard, CAW Exclusive The Caribbean is rapidly becoming a flashpoint of military activity, as the United Nations and regional governments raise alarms about recent U.S. strikes that they say undermine the region’s long‑held status as a “Zone of Peace.” Meanwhile, the Community of […]