Expert: Hispanics beat obstacles to good health - El Paso Times
David Hayes-Bautista suggests Hispanics are embracing good health overall despite poverty, low educational attainment and often a lack of health insurance.
Hayes-Bautista, known internationally for his research on the culture and health of Hispanics, came to El Paso this week to address a diversity seminar at the Paul L. Foster School of Medicine.
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