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CHICAGO — As Obesity Care Week unfolds March 2 – 6, public health experts and community advocates are drawing urgent attention to a persistent and widening health crisis that disproportionately […]
Rare Disease Day was created to give voice to people living with conditions that are often overlooked, underfunded, and diagnosed too late. But for many Black families, what medicine labels
On Rare Disease Day, Black History Reminds Us: “Rare” Should Never Mean Invisible Read More »
At the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics in Italy this month, American figure skater Alysa Liu stood atop the podium, capturing gold in the women’s individual event and helping Team
In the United States, maternal mortality remains a public health crisis with a distinctly racial dimension: Black women are far more likely to die from causes related to pregnancy and
Black Mothers Still Facing a Deadly Gap in Childbirth Read More »
A petition calling for stronger federal regulation of hair and beauty products marketed to Black women is gaining traction as public health advocates and researchers raise alarms about toxic chemical
The Fight to Protect Black Women from Toxic Hair Products Read More »
On February 7, public health officials, researchers, and community leaders observed National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD) with an emphasis on both how far the country has come and how
A New Era of Hope in Black HIV Prevention and Care Read More »
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