she succeeded in politics at a time when few women could.

San Antonio College in Walnut on the weekend of Sept.Information gathered will be utilized to develop and uncover new and targeted ways to treat and prevent disease.

building one of the most diverse biomedical databases in history.Los Angeles-based nonprofit Asians and Pacific Islanders with Disabilities of California (APIDC) is reaching out to Asian Americans.The lack of representation of AANHPIs in biomedical research can be troubling when it comes to treatment development.

to provide information about the research program.this proportion is smaller with about 2% of participants in biomedical research being AANHPI.

despite being one of the fastest-growing ethnic groups in the U.

APIDC has been selected by the Asian Health Coalition to join other community-based organizations and national organizations to form the AANHPI Engagement and Recruitment Core (ARC).the association hosted two Nachikatsuura-area high school students.

the students visited many Southland locales and got a taste of life.Monterey Park community members Terry and Ryoko Suzuki helped to establish the Monterey Park-Nachikatsuura Sister City Association

The hand and footprint ceremony will be held on Sept.Yoshiki returns to Los Angeles on Oct.