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After decades in public service, I can say this with certainty: healthcare access remains one of the greatest moral failures in America. In African American communities, access to quality healthcare […]
Closing the Healthcare Gap Requires Embracing Innovation Read More »
New research is raising questions about whether popular weight-loss drugs could also affect cancer progression Drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and Zepbound changed the national conversation around weight loss
The New Cancer Question at ASCO 2026: Can GLP-1 Drugs Reduce Cancer Spread? Read More »
States Face Pressure to Modernize Race and Ethnicity Data Collection Before Federal Deadline A new advocacy toolkit released by the Data Equity Coalition is urging states to update how they
A simple blood test may soon help doctors find many cancers before symptoms begin A new federal law could change the future of cancer care in the United States, especially
New Cancer Blood Test Law Could Change How Americans Find Cancer Early Read More »
Doctors and health experts are sounding the alarm about a rare but serious heart condition called transthyretin amyloid cardiomyopathy, or ATTR-CM. This condition happens when proteins in the body misfold
ATTR-CM – Finding Answers for a Hidden Heart Condition Read More »
Healthcare is emerging as a major driver of job growth in the United States, adding more positions than any other sector and creating new opportunities within local communities. As demand rises due to an aging population, many of these jobs are appearing in home health and outpatient settings, offering accessible career paths that do not always require advanced degrees. For communities of color, this shift represents a chance to build economic stability while improving access to culturally competent care close to home.
Healthcare Jobs Are Powering the Economy and Creating Opportunity in Local Communities Read More »
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