8th Latino Health Summit
Launched in 2013, the Latino Health Summit began as an annual conference dedicated to improving the health and well-being of Houston’s Hispanic and Latino communities. Today, the Latino Health Summit is recognized as Houston’s premier conference focused on advancing Latino health. It brings together health care leaders, public health experts, researchers, policymakers, community amd organizations to address the most pressing health challenges affecting Hispanic and Latino families.

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The Latino Health Summit
Viva la Salud con Corazón y Mente Sana: Focusing on the Connection of Heart and Mental Health.
¡Viva la Salud con Corazón y Mente Sana!
This year's Summit will focus on the vital connection between cardiometabolic and mental health, highlighting innovative strategies, community partnerships, and culturally responsive approaches that empower Latino individuals and families to live healthier lives.
2nd Research Poster Competition
This year's competition invites researchers, students and health professionals to submit original work exploring the summit's core themes. Selected posters will be displayed and presented during the summit, offering an opportunity to share findings and contribute to the broader conversation on Latino health equity.
Learn more about this year's research themes and submission guidelines below:

Thank you to our 2026 sponsors!
Thank you to our 2026 sponsors, whose generosity fuels our mission to advance Hispanic health equity across Houston.
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Join a diverse cohort of health professionals and advocates.

Our community partners are essential to our mission of advocating for healthier communities.
Learn from expert leaders through interactive sessions and research presentations.

Latino Health Summit
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