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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 […]
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Maryland lawmakers have introduced legislation aimed at expanding access to comprehensive obesity treatment for low-income residents, a move that comes as debates over the cost and availability of weight-loss medications
Race Equity Week is an emerging observance and set of activities focused on advancing racial equity by encouraging communities, organizations and institutions to confront and address systemic barriers that lead
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Cancer continues to exact a disproportionate toll on Black Americans decades after the civil rights era reshaped the nation’s social landscape, medical experts say, underscoring enduring inequities in health care
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In recent years, an urgent public health narrative has emerged in Flint, Michigan, where long-standing environmental and healthcare inequities have converged with a growing concern over cancer risk among residents.
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As the calendar turns to a new year, public health experts and physicians are urging Americans to make preventive care and health screenings a priority, emphasizing that regular checkups and
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