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SPARTANBURG COUNTY, S.C. — A growing measles outbreak in South Carolina has sickened 126 people and placed more than 300 exposed residents under quarantine, state officials said Friday, as the […]
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Hepatitis A and B vaccination is back in the spotlight as public health officials warn that outbreaks and chronic infections continue to hit communities with the least access to preventive
Hepatitis A and B Vaccination: Closing the Access Gap Read More »
Houston, TX (November 2025) — The National Minority Quality Forum’s (NMQF) Nephrologists for Equitable Kidney Care (NEKC) Initiative earned national visibility at ASN Kidney Week 2025 with the presentation of
NEKC Kidney Health Equity: Recognition at ASN Kidney Week 2025 Read More »
Mrs. Vivian-Clark James, a Columbia-based public health leader and church health ministry chair, has spent her career pushing for better access to HIV, hepatitis C, and COVID-19 prevention and care
Vivian Clark-James and Health Justice in South Carolina Read More »
Columbia, SC – In the Midlands community, Barrien Delon Henderson is an inspiring community steward. He works to serve God, serve people, and lift up his community with excellence. His
From Sanctuary to Summit: How Barrien DeLon Henderson Lives Out Servant Leadership Read More »
Maternal mental health has become a quiet emergency for Black and Brown mothers in the United States. National groups estimate that about 1 in 5 new mothers experience a maternal
Maternal Mental Health for Black and Brown Mothers Read More »
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