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The stars assembled at the famous Hôtel Du Cap, Eden Roc in France where Queen Latifah hosted the 29th edition…
Black English-speaking people in Quebec, Canada, where French is the primary language, report more barriers to accessing mental health care.
The agency said Lowndes County and the state of Alabama showed consistent inaction and neglect regarding raw sewage's health risks.
The MLK Child and Family Well-Being Center in Watts was renamed The Jacqueline Avant Children and Family Center on Friday.
A study has found that the life expectancy for Black people increases if they have a Black primary care physician…
U.S. health clinics, utilities and local governments are being tested to keep older people safe when temperatures soar.
Black people have long depended on herbalism and the properties of plants to heal themselves and those around them.
A Texas couple has been reunited with their newborn daughter nearly a month after child protective services took custody of…
Black men are twice as likely to die from the disease than males of other races, the largest racial disparity…
"Healthy Moms, Healthy Babies" intends to tackle the high mortality rates of Michigan's Black mothers-to-be during childbirth.
Jamie Foxx is recovering after being hospitalized for an undisclosed "medical complication," according to daughter, Corinne Foxx.
Research shows that Blacks are significantly less likely than whites to be given a kidney or be put on the…
The parents of Romeo Pierre Louis, who collapsed on the playground of his school and died days later, have filed…
The 63-year-old NBA legend wakes up before sunrise and follows a schedule that includes stretching, weightlifting and cardio.
Nearly a decade after the Flint water crisis began, a judge has approved a historic $626 million settlement for the…
More than 3,000 participated in the study, which also found that a third who said they would see the doctor…
A study has found that Black people are more likely to visit the emergency room for mental health concerns in…
Boston University researchers revealed that 92% of ex-NFL players had CTE, a brain disease that can only be diagnosed posthumously.
HD.3822, a Massachusetts bill, would reduce incarcerated individuals' prison sentences in exchange for their donated organs.