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Recent Radio Times shows with Latino related health themes

6/26/2002
Latina Salud. We'll hear about a new public TV documentary about obstacles to health care many Latino women face. Listen to this show via Real Audio

2/20/2001
Diabetes has reached epidemic proportions in the U.S., particularly within the African-American and Hispanic communities. We'll talk about the causes and consequences of this new epidemic with Sara Furnas, senior project coordinator for the Health Promotion Council's diabetes programs, and Corini Graziana, MD, director of Thomas Jefferson's diabetes education program. Listen to this show via Real Audio

2/9/2004
Update on tobacco prevention research. This year marks the 40th anniversary since the landmark Surgeon General report warning of the dangers of smoking. We'll talk with Robert Schnoll, coordinator of the Tobacco Control Program at Fox Chase Cancer Center. His research concerns personalizing smoking cessation programs to enhance their effectiveness. Listen to this show via Real Audio

11/22/1999
Quitting Smoking Everyone knows that smoking is hazardous to their health but quitting can be an exercise in frustration. In this hour of the show, Marty talks with Dr. Frank Leone about the Tobacco Intervention Program at Jefferson Medical College and with ex smoker Rick Guyre about the latest in smoking cessation methods and programs. Listen to this show via Real Audio