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Untangling Discrimination: How Internalized Oppression Impacts HIV Care in the South Black sexual minority men living with HIV (BSMM+) in the Southern United States encounter multiple forms of discrimination, […]
HIV Care Black Men: Barriers Faced in the U.S. South Read More »
The Guyana UN Security Council presidency begins in June 2025, marking the nation’s leadership in tackling global challenges. Guyana will focus on poverty, underdevelopment, conflict, and the protection of children
Guyana UN Security Council Presidency: June 2025 Focus Read More »
Cervical cancer prevention and screening are vital to eliminate one of the few cancers that is both preventable and curable. Yet, cervical cancer remains the 4th most common cancer among
Preventable Yet 4th Leading Cause of Death Among Women | Fyh.news Read More »
Structural racism and multiple sclerosis are more connected than many realize. In the U.S., Black and Hispanic communities face faster MS progression, worse health outcomes, and higher early mortality compared
Structural Racism and MS Outcomes | FYH.News Read More »
Background: American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) adults experience higher rates of chronic diseases and mortality than non-Hispanic White (NHW) adults. Hospice can improve quality of life and reduce hospitalizations
End-of-Life Care for AI/AN Patients: Hospice and Hospitalization Gaps Read More »
In an increasingly globalized world, culturally competent care in mental health is no longer optional. People from diverse backgrounds experience, express, and treat mental illness in distinct ways. Yet, for many
Culturally Competent Care in Mental Health: Why It Matters Read More »
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