The mission of
LLHA is to improve
the health status of
Latinos in the
Lansing area. 

Newsflash

The flu season is not over yet! Flu is still out there, and flu season can continue as late as May.
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In partnership with The Ingham County Health Department, The Lansing Latino Health Alliance (LLHA) is providing FREE H1N1 vaccines during the
following clinics:

Lansing Spanish Seventh Day Adventist Church
111 N. Magnolia Ave.
Lansing, MI 48912

Thursday, March 11, 2010
4 pm - 7 pm

Día de la Mujer Annual Conference at MSU
Kellogg Center
Michigan State University
55 S. Harrison Road
East Lansing, Michigan 48824

Saturday, March 20, 2010
10:30 am – 4 pm

The Chavez Center at LCC
Gannon Building, Room 262
411 N Grand Avenue 
Lansing,  Mi 48933

Saturday, March 25, 2010
12 pm – 3 pm

 
 

The flu season is not over yet! Flu is still out there, and flu season can continue as late as May.
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 La temporada de la gripe parece que esta disminuyendo -  Por que la gente todavia tiene necesidad de vacunarse contra la gripe H1N1? 
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Cancer and Hispanic Americans

In 2004, Hispanic men were 13% less likely to have prostate cancer as non-Hispanic white men.  Hispanic women were also 33% less likely to have breast cancer as white women.  Hispanic men and women have higher incidence and mortality rates for stomach and liver cancer.  Cancer data is limited for this population.
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