Why Early Detection is So Important for Type 1 Diabetes
Although type 1 diabetes was long considered a disease that started in childhood or adolescence, nearly half of new T1D diagnoses are among adults.
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New Report Exposes Tax System’s Role in Widening Racial Wealth Gap, Calls for Urgent Reforms
Color of Change and Americans for Tax Fairness released a damning report exposing the deep racial inequities entrenched in the U.S. tax system.
September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month: What to Know
September marks National Sickle Cell Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the disease, promoting research, and supporting those affected by it.
Transcript: Barack and Michelle Obama’s Speeches at the 2024 Democratic National Convention
Read the transcripts for Barack and Michelle Obama’s 2024 Democratic National Convention speeches.
5 Ways to Prepare for Out-of-Pocket Health and Wellness Costs
It’s important to consider these steps to inform financial decisions about potential out-of-pocket health and wellness costs.
Medicaid: A Critical Health Safety Net Facing Coverage Gap
The nation’s largest health insurance program, Medicaid currently provides free or low-cost coverage to more than 83 million people in the US. But approximately 23 million—including 3 million children—have lost or stand to lose coverage due to the end of pandemic-era continuous coverage protections, also known as “the great unwinding.” This gap situation highlights a…
New Study Uncovers Racial Bias in Language Used by Physicians in Medical Records
The research, which Eden King, the Lynette S. Autrey Professor of Psychological Sciences at Rice University, led, sought to ascertain whether doctors use biased language when describing patients in post-visit reports.
Learn How Vaccines Can Help Ensure a Healthier Start to School
Help make sure that your child is protected from serious diseases like measles and chickenpox, which can spread easily in school settings.
Laser Hair Removal for Dark Skin
Laser hair removal for dark skin has made incredible advances over the past few years, leading to the procedure being safer and more effective for people of color.
What to Know After a Bladder Cancer Diagnosis
Here are a few ways you can take charge of your journey after a bladder cancer diagnosis.
HUD Announces Significant Policy Changes to Aid Homeless Veterans
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has announced significant policy changes to help veterans experiencing homelessness.
Kamala Harris Selects Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as Running Mate
Vice President Kamala Harris has chosen Minnesota Gov. Tim Waltz as her running mate after much speculation and a whirlwind of last-minute vetting and interviewing candidates.
PAN Foundation Helping Underinsured Individuals Access Vital Health Care
Did you know that one out of three Americans walk away from the pharmacy counter because they can’t afford their out-of-pocket costs for medication? For 20 years, the non-profit organization Patient Access Network Foundation (PAN) has been a solution to these common and unfortunate issues, dedicating the organization to helping underinsured individuals access vital healthcare…
Honoring the Life and Legacy of Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee
Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee was known for her unwavering and steadfast commitment to civil rights, social justice, and her constituents.
National Black Business Month: A Call to Action for Supporting Black-Owned Businesses
National Black Business Month calls us to support Black-owned businesses and remain committed to ensuring their enduring success.
Barack and Michelle Obama Formally Endorse Kamala Harris as Democratic Presidential Nominee
“Kamala Harris is the leader America needs,” the Obamas announced in a forceful statement.
Leveraging Generative AI: Overcoming Barriers and Seizing Opportunities
By educating ourselves about generative AI, we can leverage its capabilities to drive innovation and progress while being mindful of its implications.
7 Ways to Make Your Parents’ Home (Or Yours) Safer for Aging in Place
By making these and other simple, inexpensive changes, you or your loved ones can age in place safely, for as long as possible.
Drug Used to Treat Diabetes Now a Weight Loss Miracle but Difficult to Obtain in Black and Brown Communities
In early 2022, Ozempic rose to fame when celebrities who do not suffer from diabetes began publicizing the drugs’ ability to assist in fast acting weight loss.
Everything You Need to Know About Irregular Periods
Learn about irregular periods and their causes, as well as what you can do to prevent this from happening.