Illinois Lt. Governor Juliana Stratton is spearheading a push for menopause awareness, healthcare access, and supportive policies advancing women’s health advocacy. The state’s groundbreaking initiative was
Dr. Melvin Echols, a cardiologist and Associate Professor of Medicine at Morehouse School of Medicine, brings both professional expertise and personal insight to addressing critical
Dr. Melvin Echols, Associate Professor of Medicine at Morehouse School of Medicine and Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer for the American College of Cardiology
African Americans face unique health challenges shaped by both genetic factors and social determinants of health. Research consistently shows higher rates of heart disease, diabetes,
In a compelling interview with Health IQ, Dr. Rachel Delsarte emerges as a passionate advocate for transforming heart health outcomes in the African American community.
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
Skin conditions affect millions worldwide, but those with melanated skin often face additional challenges in diagnosis, treatment, and awareness. Atopic dermatitis (AD) and prurigo nodularis
The story of heart disease in Black women reflects broader patterns of health inequality in America. Medical records reveal that cardiovascular problems strike earlier, hit
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
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
The United States has made remarkable progress in fighting air pollution since implementing the Clean Air Act in 1970, with emissions of major pollutants dropping
Recent research has uncovered concerning evidence about beauty products marketed to Black women. These products contain toxic chemicals called parabens that may contribute to an
Melanoma is a type of skin cancer that develops from melanocytes, cells responsible for skin pigmentation. While individuals with darker skin, like many African Americans,
In a groundbreaking revelation about women’s health, medical experts have uncovered alarming statistics about uterine fibroids in African American women. While these benign tumors affect
In the bustling healthcare landscape of Atlanta, where disparities often define access to medical care, Terrence Hight Jr. has emerged as a transformative force. As
Recent data from the CDC highlights a significant sleep crisis disproportionately affecting Black Americans. According to the report, 45.4% of Black adults report insufficient sleep,
For Black Americans, developing an effective exercise routine goes beyond general fitness goals. It represents a crucial strategy for addressing historical health disparities and reducing
The numbers are startling – more than 34 million Americans live with diabetes, but the impact on Black communities tells an even more concerning story.
Let’s talk about something major that’s not getting enough attention: the huge gaps in HIV healthcare across America. While Medicaid covers 40% of non-elderly adults
Pioneering advocate transforms community health through education The landscape of sexual health education requires significant transformation, especially in addressing the unique needs of Black men.
