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In communities across the United States, new data show that cardiovascular disease remains a critical public health challenge, particularly for Black Americans who continue to face disproportionately high rates of […]
Heart Disease and Heart Health in the Black Community: What the Latest Data Show Read More »
New research and public health data show that cervical cancer, once widely considered a preventable disease, continues to exact a disproportionate toll on people of color in the United States,
In early January 2026, the United States Government instituted one of the most significant overhauls of its federal childhood vaccination recommendations in decades, removing broad recommendations for six vaccines previously
U.S. Vaccine Schedule Changes Under RFK Jr. Raise Concerns for Communities of Color Read More »
As the calendar turns toward year’s end, mental health professionals and public health officials are drawing renewed attention to the psychological strain that often accompanies the holidays and winter months.
Mental Health During the Holidays and Winter Months: What Experts Are Warning About Read More »
As millions of Americans take to the skies and public transportation systems during the winter holidays, health officials are warning that crowded airports, airplanes, and transit hubs create prime conditions
Holiday Travel Health: Staying Safe in Airports, Planes, and Public Transit Read More »
As winter temperatures drop across much of the United States, emergency departments and public health agencies are seeing a familiar seasonal rise in cold-related injuries, including hypothermia, frostbite, and falls
Cold Weather Safety: Preventing Hypothermia, Frostbite, and Winter Injuries Read More »
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