The Latino Health Paradox Goes Beyond U.S. Borders.

The article focuses on a research led by the researchers from the National Institutes of Health, which reveals that Latin Americans are less likely to die prematurely than non-Hispanic whites in the U.S. It mentions that the rate of premature death among women from several causes including circulatory, respiratory or digestive diseases; endocrine disorders such as diabetes; and external causes like assaults and accidental deaths was lower in most of the Latin American countries.