Parriva Articles: Covering Stories That Impact The Latino Community



ARTICLES

Our skin reflects what we eat

Our skin reflects what we eat ? If you’ve ever looked in the mirror and noticed a new pimple or sallow skin, it’s natural to wonder if the food you

The Real Roots of Student Cheating

The release of ChatGPT has high school and college teachers wringing their hands. A Columbia University undergraduate rubbed it in our face last May with an opinion piece in the

How to save plants from climate change?

Plants, Redwoods and oaks that thrive on California’s coastline and coastal mountains might soon start finding it harder to survive. Human-caused climate change is altering the temperatures and rainfall patterns

Free COVID tests from government available again

Starting yesterday, Americans can order four free COVID-19 tests from the government with the reopening of the Biden administration’s at-home testing program. The program’s relaunch comes as COVID hospitalizations have

How to Change Your Mind-Set About Aging

A decades-long study of 660 people published in 2002 showed that those with positive beliefs around getting older lived seven and a half years longer than those who felt negatively

What Social Media Does to the Teen Brain

Every generation has its moral panic and for Gen Z — teenagers today — it is, undoubtedly, social media. Recent public health warnings have stoked fears in parents that a

How Common Are Sexless Marriages?

A lot of adults are living in sexless marriages. Data from nationally representative US surveys indicate that around 7 percent of married adults haven’t had sex in the past year,

U.S incomes

U.S. Incomes Fall for Third Straight Year

Surging inflation gobbled up household incomes gains last year, making 2022 the third straight year in which Americans saw their living standards eroded by rising prices and pandemic disruptions. Americans’

Does this number make me look fat?

In 2019, an ESPN report explored the reasons so many football wide receivers prefer to wear jersey numbers between 10 and 19. The story found that many of the athletes