Your asthma isn’t just asthma anymore. Living in a city has essentially created a whole new category of breathing problems that your grandparents never had
Video interview with Marck Dorvil coming soon. Check back shortly to watch this exclusive conversation. Marck Dorvil’s journey from a Miami native to a payments
On a bright spring morning in Merrillville, Ind., nearly 400 women and their families form a line outside the Dean and Barbara White Center, waiting
Loneliness has quietly earned a spot alongside heart disease and diabetes as one of the most dangerous health conditions facing modern society. What was once
Remember when getting a vaccine was about as controversial as eating your vegetables? Those days feel like ancient history now. Walk into any coffee shop,
Dr. Maya Dominique, MPH, is a board-certified Obstetrician and Gynecologist on a mission to transform maternal health outcomes in underserved communities. After witnessing firsthand the
Charlotte thrives as a city where fitness isn’t just a trend—it’s a lifestyle. With a mix of urban energy and natural beauty, the area offers
In a compelling episode of Health IQ, Dr. Maya Green brings forth a stark reality, Black women are fourteen times more likely to receive an
The contraceptive landscape has remained largely unchanged for decades, with women shouldering most of the responsibility and physical burden of pregnancy prevention. But a significant
African Americans face a substantially higher risk of developing serious kidney conditions compared to other demographic groups. This disparity stems partly from genetic factors, specifically
Empowering Black Communities In an era marked by persistent health disparities, Black Health Matters emerged as a beacon of hope and empowerment for the Black
Medical professionals have long recognized a troubling pattern: drug use significantly increases the risk of HIV infection. This connection affects millions worldwide, yet many people
A once-controlled virus is making an alarming comeback. Measles cases in the United States have reached their highest levels since 2019, with multiple states reporting
In a bustling clinic in downtown Atlanta, Dr. Marcus Richardson witnesses firsthand the silent crisis that’s reshaping Black communities across America. As cardiovascular disease continues
Public awareness of health emergencies has never been more critical. The ability to recognize warning signs and act quickly can mean the difference between life
The fight against HIV has seen remarkable progress, yet disparities persist. As National Black HIV Awareness Day is observed, stark differences in infection rates remain
In a compelling dialogue about HIV awareness, public health, and community healing, Marvell Terry II, a distinguished public health practitioner and human rights activist from
In a strategic move that’s redefining community health outreach, Minou Jones, CPS-M, ICRC, has transformed neighborhood barbershops and beauty salons into frontline wellness centers through
In a compelling Health IQ interview, Dr. Kanzoni Asabigi, Vice President of Detroit Recovery Project, brings his extensive public health expertise to address the critical
Kansas finds itself at the epicenter of the largest tuberculosis outbreak in United States history, with numbers climbing steadily since 2021. The Kansas Department of
