All Articles
Formaldehyde has long been classified as a carcinogen, so why is the FDA only now moving to ban it in…
A new study finds the seemingly harmless act of nose-picking could be a cause of Alzheimer’s disease.
The effect of police violence on Black Americans is tracked in two new studies, with one tying police-involved deaths to sleep disturbances...
Isabella Strahan is undergoing treatment after being diagnosed with the rare condition medulloblastoma.
As Tiffany Haddish takes accountability, theGrio rounds up resources and advice for Black people seeking help with problem drinking.
On World Vegan Day, theGrio rounds up seven top reasons Black people are turning to the lifestyle, from health concerns…
In addition to being an award-winning actor, Richard Roundtree was a male breast cancer survivor and advocate.
A new report out of Dane County, Wisconsin, is bringing attention to the longstanding racism and inequality Black residents face.
For Black people, the outcomes from contracting COVID-19, especially multiple times, are more harmful compared to other races.
The industry is gaslighting Black Americans, exploiting Black trauma and spreading misinformation on the proposed menthol cigarette ban.
While promoting her latest book, Oprah Winfrey revealed why she’s never been held back by imposter syndrome — and how it’s…
Exhaustion and reduced stamina are a part of being human, but sometimes, being tired is about more than not getting…
Children living in predominantly Black neighborhoods are more likely to suffer from lead entering their bloodstreams.
In several of the most populated U.S. counties, Black women are less likely to carry a pregnancy to term, primarily due…
Ahead of Black Breastfeeding Week, theGrio discusses the challenges and benefits with Black breastfeeding specialist Sterling Grey-Simmons.
According to a study, parental reliance on tablets and smartphones can have developmental effects on toddlers.