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
Nearly one in five Americans are weighing the possibility of leaving the United States within the next five years, according to recent data, signaling a
Kidney disease is a silent but deadly health issue disproportionately affecting Black and Hispanic communities. In this exclusive interview with rolling out, Dr. Scherly Leon,
Recent medical research emphasizes that sexual health extends far beyond disease prevention, encompassing physical, emotional, and social well-being. Understanding these components proves crucial for maintaining
The Supreme Court has declined to hear challenges to local ordinances that establish buffer zones around abortion clinics, delivering an unexpected victory for reproductive rights
Amid mounting isolation within the music industry due to his extremist rhetoric, Kanye West has unexpectedly declared SZA one of music’s top artists in a
In an era where artificial intelligence offers medical diagnoses and patients increasingly turn to Google for health advice, Dr. Rachel Delsarte envisions a transformative shift
Every passing minute during a stroke destroys approximately 2 million brain cells. Despite this staggering fact, thousands of individuals delay seeking medical attention when experiencing
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
A comprehensive analysis of women’s health across the United States has revealed significant regional patterns, with northeastern states dominating the top rankings. The study evaluates
In an inspiring conversation with Rolling Out’s Health IQ, Dr. Rachel Delsarte, a distinguished primary care physician in Atlanta, opens up about her remarkable journey
The conversation around mental health in the Black community is evolving, particularly when it comes to children. With over 25 years of experience working with
The revelation from former U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy has shaken the foundations of what many believe about alcohol consumption. As the third leading
Triple negative breast cancer wreaks a particularly heavy toll in certain regions and populations, with stark differences in both incidence and survival rates across geographical
The maternal mortality crisis in America reveals a stark reality: Black women, while comprising just thirteen percent of the population, face nearly four times higher
The quiet hallways of American hospitals in early 2020 marked an unprecedented shift in medical care delivery. As traditional healthcare facilities grappled with overwhelming patient
The rising threat of antibiotic-resistant gonorrhea A new strain of gonorrhea has emerged, causing significant concern among health professionals due to its resistance to traditional
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
