Imagine sitting in a doctor’s office and being told you have “non-alcoholic” liver disease. Before the doctor even finishes explaining what that means, your brain
A decade-long journey through America’s healthcare system reveals troubling patterns in recognizing and treating heart disease in Black women. Despite cardiovascular disease being the leading
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
For many Black women facing fibroid diagnosis, the journey through the healthcare system reveals deeply rooted systemic barriers. Their narratives explore not just personal struggles
The Biden administration unveiled a transformative federal rule on January 8, 2025, fundamentally changing how medical debt affects Americans’ financial futures. This sweeping reform prevents
Medical discrimination threatens reproductive health outcomes nationwide The impact of medical weight discrimination Weight bias in healthcare settings has long been a pervasive issue, creating
