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The home birth had been going well, with the baby having been delivered safely, when midwife Lauren Genter noticed that the mother was losing more blood than normal. The family […]
Maternity care ‘deserts’ on the rise across the U.S., report finds Read More »
WASHINGTON — Ask 10 people how a federal health care agency might tackle “environmental justice,” and you’ll get 10 answers. For Jackson, Miss., residents, it is ensuring potable water after
A minuscule new HHS office has a mammoth goal: Tackling environmental justice Read More »
BROWNSVILLE, Texas — Gladys Maestre is on a scouting mission. The Alzheimer’s disease researcher is driving through Southmost, a Mexican American neighborhood just north of looming sections of the border
On the Texas-Mexico border, a bold plan to diversify Alzheimer’s research takes shape Read More »
Over 70% of Indigenous people in the United States live in urban areas. But urban Indian health makes up less than 2% of the Indian Health Service’s annual budget. While
When Indigenous People Move to Cities, Health Care Funding Doesn’t Follow Read More »
David Confer, a bicyclist and an audio technician, told his doctor he “used to be Ph.D. level” during a 2019 appointment in Washington, D.C. Confer, then 50, was speaking figuratively:
Embedded Bias: How Medical Records Sow Discrimination Read More »
A few weeks after the supreme court’s 24 June decision to overturn the nationwide abortion rights established by Roe v Wade, the pharmacy chain Walgreens sent Annie England Noblin a
Republican abortion bans restrict women’s access to other essential medicine Read More »
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