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A History of Unequal Representation in Dermatology Skin health is often treated as a universal experience, yet it is anything but uniform. For millions of people of color, preventable skin […]
Underdiagnosis of Skin Conditions in People of Color Read More »
Unequal Lung-Cancer Burdens Rooted in Structural Inequities Lung cancer remains one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths in the United States, yet its burden is not distributed equally across
Lung Cancer Inequities in Low-Income Minority Communities Read More »
Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological conditions worldwide, affecting more than 3 million people in the United States. But behind the overall numbers lies a persistent and troubling
Epilepsy in Black and Brown Communities: Understanding and Closing the Disparity Gap Read More »
The United States has long confronted a troubling fact: Americans pay far more for brand-name prescription drugs than patients in other high-income nations. In fact, the administration recently stated that
U.S. Drug Pricing Reform: Major Moves to Bring Down Costs for American Patients Read More »
November is American Diabetes Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about diabetes prevention, management, and the many ways the condition affects daily life. One of the lesser-discussed—but incredibly important—areas
Diabetes & Skin Care: What You Need to Know During American Diabetes Month Read More »
Introduction When someone close to us lives with a chronic illness, it doesn’t just affect the person who is unwell — it ripples outward to touch the lives of caregivers
How Chronic Illness Impacts Caregivers: Health Burdens & Support Tips Read More »
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