A large crowd of city and community leaders rallied Wednesday on the steps of San Francisco City Hall to raise awareness over the city's disparities in Black maternal and infant health.

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A mainland advocacy group, led by former University of Pennsylvania’s medical school dean and retired kidney doctor Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, has filed a federal lawsuit challenging a decades-old ...

This Verywell Health special report examines the latest research and initiatives aimed at addressing disparities in adult ...

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April 11 to 17 is Black Maternal Healthcare Week, an annual campaign founded by the Black Mamas Matter Alliance to advocate ...

Half of the proposed savings will come from axing 121 full-time staff positions, mostly managers. Nurses say it will impact ...

The Mental Health Parity Index is available online and has an interactive map, so you can see where your state stands. The ...

Senator Susan Collins pressed Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on the lack of women's health ...

In Wisconsin, expansion of community health workers has proven to be a vital step. Key tenet on road to equity includes culturally competent care.

A large crowd of city and community leaders rallied on the steps of San Francisco City Hall to raise awareness over the ...