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If you’re experiencing COVID fatigue, you may want to brace yourself because this virus does not appear to be going away any time soon.
The news of the sudden passing of Nick Cannon’s youngest son, 5-month-old Zen Scott Cannon, has sent shockwaves through the media world.
Despite the obstacles Black adults face, understanding how your body changes over time can help you to maintain a healthy weight as you age.
As Thanksgiving and the holiday season fast approaches, you may want to resist the temptation to over indulge in your holiday favorites.
When we take our cues from athletes we undermine the years of hard work put in by medical and public health professionals.
Powell’s death underscores vulnerability of those who are older or in poor health, and highlights the importance of getting booster shots.
Even if mental health could add context to a devastating situation, that avenue is rarely explored when Black boys and men are involved.
One of the common arguments raised by dissenters of vaccines is requiring the shot infringes upon one’s human rights and civil liberties.
Since the start of the pandemic, insurers have had to account for more people than ever anticipated, and the process is far from smooth.
OPINION: The marker of a successful nation is the health of its citizens, not the amount of money that it makes.
Weathering is rooted in a history of marginalization; exposure to socioeconomic adversity, racism, and discrimination harming our health
Systemic failures in healthcare and a widening racial income gap hinder Black communities from building climate resilience.
Vaccination rates in Black communities continue to lag, but uptick spurred by New York’s cash incentive plan is giving health officials hope.
We can use moments like DaBaby’s controversy to address homophobia and misinformation in the Black community.
Now that the vaccine is here, our youth have an opportunity to preserve our future and prevent more suffering at the hands of this disease.
We have an increased responsibility to look out for our mother’s needs as she ages to repay our debts of gratitude.
The COVID-15 underscores what we’ve known for some time now — obesity is not a silent killer in Black America, it is front and center.
Black Americans reported an increase in “poor mental health days” during weeks where more than one deadly racial incident was in the news.
Growing up poor or first-gen in America means that you were likely sold the ‘American Dream’ myth — education as […]
Lots of Black folks want to get vaccinated, but bureaucratic and technical bottlenecks are standing in the way.