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As misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines continues to circulate, one myth remains especially stubborn — that vaccines are harming the hearts of young people. But science keeps saying otherwise. New large-scale […]
The Real Heart Risk Isn’t the Vaccine — It’s COVID Itself Read More »
Iron deficiency is one of the most common nutritional deficiencies in the United States — but it doesn’t affect everyone equally. Studies show that Black, Hispanic, and Native American communities
Low Iron Levels Hit Minority Communities Harder — Here’s Why Read More »
What’s going on A recent study led by Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health found that adolescents from racial and ethnic minority groups in the U.S. are significantly less
Mental Health Gaps in Communities of Color | Harvard Study Read More »
For too many Americans—especially those in Black, Hispanic, Indigenous, and rural communities—seeing a doctor isn’t as simple as making an appointment. Distance, cost, and trust barriers often mean that essential
Pop-Up Clinics: Bringing Health Equity to Where It’s Needed Most Read More »
The Science Behind Music and Pain Relief For centuries, people have turned to music for comfort, expression, and healing. Today, science is proving what many cultures have long understood—music can
The Healing Power of Sound: How Music Can Help Manage Pain Read More »
When a metastatic breast cancer diagnosis enters a family, it changes everything—routines, relationships, and even the way caregivers see the world. For Kierra, 35, from North Carolina, stepping in to
Kierra’s Story: Caring for Her Aunt Through Metastatic Breast Cancer Read More »
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