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Marisol Hernandez

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As seen in: CNY Latino, CNY Latino Newspaper, MSN, MSN España, El Mundo, El Universal (Mexico), Frontiers, SPORT, El Periódico, El Confidencial, GlobeNewswire, La Nueva España and
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Heat Stroke - CNY Latino Newspaper

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By Raquel Torres Verified, Marisol Hernandez Verified, Marisol Hernández Verified
| CNY Latino
Heat Stroke: When the Body Overheats Beyond Control by Raquel Torres In 2013, I had the honor of receiving a personal invitation from the Dominican Triathlon Federation to represent the country as an elite athlete on the Olympic circuit. It was an incredible opportunity, but also one of the hardest lessons of my athletic life. By then, I had started triathlon again in 2012 after nearly 15 years away from the sport, training through the winter in Michigan, mostly in controlled environments.
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Culture of silence that ends with us

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By Marisol Hernandez Verified, Marisol Hernández Verified
| CNY Latino
The Courage to Break the Silence by Ms. Talia Rodriguez J.D. There’s a culture of silence that ends with us. For many Latino families, those words challenge a belief passed down through generations: “Lo que pasa en la casa, se queda en la casa.” What happens at home stays at home is often said. That phrase often comes from a place of love—a desire to protect family, preserve dignity, and keep loved ones safe.
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Protecting Against Cancer

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By Marisol Hernandez Verified, Marisol Hernández Verified, Diana Velasquez-Fuentes
| CNY Latino
HPV Vaccine: Protecting Against Cancer Through Prevention by Diana Velasquez-Fuentes Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is a virus that has been linked to several cancers. However, there is a vaccine that can help prevent HPV infection, and it is important to consider why you or your child should receive the vaccine. What is HPV and the HPV vaccine? HPV is a virus that commonly infects the anus, cervix, and skin. Certain strains of this virus can later develop into cancers in those areas.
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