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Long-acting injectable pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) works just as well for transgender women as it does for gay and bisexual men, with no adverse interactions with gender-affirming hormone therapy, according to […]
Injectable PrEP Works Equally Well for Transgender Women Read More »
Racism can be a discomfiting topic for anyone, but physicians may have uniquely troubling feelings about it when they consider the roles the U.S. health system has played in perpetuating
3 starter steps for understanding, addressing racism in medicine Read More »
Today, Governor Roy Cooper reestablished the Andrea Harris Equity Task Force through an Executive Order to continue the work that the group has done to address social, economic and health
Among community-dwelling, middle-aged and older Hispanic or Latinx adults, high adherence to a culturally tailored Mediterranean diet is associated with better cognitive performance, as well as with decreased 7-year learning
Mediterranean Diet Provides Cognitive Benefits for Hispanic, Latinx Adults Read More »
While modern medicine has since taken over for medical procedures like abortions in Hawaiʻi, many traditional practices to maintain health and well-being continue. Cage Rivera/Rewire News Group illustration Long before
In Hawai’i, Indigenous Abortion Care Traditions Meet Modern Medicine Read More »
Photo: Jose Luis Pelaez Inc (Getty Images) There was nothing Dr. Nisha Verma, an OBGYN based in Atlanta, could do when one of her patients’ water broke at 15 weeks
Abortion Bans Will Kill Black Women Read More »
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