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As part of its multimedia campaign, the Lance Armstrong Foundation has launched a Spanish-language version of its website to provide practical tools and useful information for cancer survivors, their families and caregivers within the Hispanic community in the United States.
Read Juan Tornoe's interview with the Lance Armstrong Foundation on their Latino outreach efforts.
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