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Sunita Sohrabji

Sunita Sohrabji is the Health Editor at Ethnic Media Services.

‘Hey, Fatso’ – Overweight Children Are Number 1 Targets for School Bullying

Children begin perceiving size and weight as early as preschool, and start bullying larger kids by the time they are in elementary school.

Covid Treatments Readily Available, But Access Disparities Still Huge

While there is a unique opportunity to address the expected Covid surge this winter with readily available treatments, many people are not accessing them.

Combating the Dramatic Rise of Islamophobia

The Council on American Islamic Relations has developed a five-prong approach to combat hate violence against the Muslim American community.

Keep Covid Off Your Holiday Guest List

Dr. Dali Fan, a cardiologist and health sciences clinical professor at UC Davis, offers some tips for keeping your family free from Covid exposure this holiday season.

Documenting Hate!

The web portal Stop AAPI Hate has become an essential tool in the fight against hate crimes and bias incidents.

The Pandemic’s Collateral Damage: Long Covid

An estimated 4 million people in the US have permanently dropped out of the workforce due to long Covid. Experts warn we are unprepared for more such cases.

Qué significa la inclusión para todos: California adopta un Plan Maestro para las personas mayores

El Plan Maestro para el Envejecimiento de California es un proyecto de 10 años que aborda las desigualdades actuales para los adultos mayores y las personas discapacitadas.

모두를 포용한다는 것의 의미: 노인을 위한 마스터플랜을 발표한 캘리포니아주

캘리포니아의 노령화 마스터 플랜은 노인과 장애인에 대한 현재의 불평등을 다루는 10년 청사진입니다.

體現全面包容的意義:加州準備實施耆老整體計劃

加州老齡化總體規劃是一個 10 年藍圖,旨在解決當前老年人和殘疾人的不平等問題。

San Francisco Names Street to Honor ‘Grandpa Vicha’

The killing of Vicha Ratanapakdee in 2021 became a rallying cry for advocates denouncing the rising tide of anti-Asian hate.

What to Expect When You Have Covid

In the age of the Omicron variant, the majority of people infected with COVID-19 may experience symptoms. Here's what to expect.

El gobierno de Biden elimina la mayor parte de la norma de la carga pública, pero los inmigrantes siguen temiendo

Aunque la decisión elimina muchas de las restricciones impuestas por la anterior administración, muchos inmigrantes siguen temiendo recibir las prestaciones.

What Inclusion for All Means: California Embraces Master Plan for Older Adults

California’s Master Plan for Aging is a 10-year blueprint addressing current inequities for older adults and disabled people.

아시아계 미국인은 단일집단으로 취급받아선 안된다…전문가들, 의료보건 데이터 세분화 촉구 나서

옹호자들은 현재 건강 불균형을 해결하는 데 중요한 정보를 제외하고 AAPI 하위 민족에 대한 데이터를 분해하려는 시도가 없다고 말합니다.

美國亞裔並非龐大的單一群體  維權人士呼籲對其健康數據進行細分

倡導者表示,目前沒有嘗試分解 AAPI 亞種族的數據,而忽略了對解決健康差異至關重要的信息。

Asian Americans Are Not a Monolith, Say Advocates Urging for Disaggregated Health Data

Advocates say there is currently no attempt to disaggregate data for AAPI sub-ethnicities, leaving out information critical to resolving health disparities.

Biden Administration Guts Most of Public Charge Rule, But Immigrants Still Fearful

While the move lifts many of the restrictions imposed under the previous administration, many immigrants are still fearful of seeking benefits.

Even With Updated Boosters Complacency a Key Obstacle to Getting Vaccinated

Frontline experts say the updated boosters protect against older and newer variants of Covid-19 though many continue to put off receiving the new shots.

‘The Dirty Underbelly of American Life’ – Victims of Hate Share Their Stories

Two racially motivated attacks, one in Texas and another in California, highlight the increasingly complicated dynamics of hate in America.

Can Kids Safely Return To School Amid Ongoing COVID Pandemic?

As kids return to school this fall, parents have some homework to do: helping to keep their kids safe amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. With...

Japanese American Artists Pay Homage to Ancestors Incarcerated at Internment Camps

Eighty years after the incarceration of 126,000 Japanese Americans at internment camps, Sansei Granddaughters, a group of women artists pay homage to their ancestors.

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