Health
Journal Of The American Medical Association Hires Its First Black Editor-In-Chief
Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo was chosen by an 18-person committee of medical and academic experts following former JAMA editor-in-chief Howard Bauchner's resignation.
Studies Find Doctors More Likely To Leave Negative Notes For Black Patients
"Across all medical conditions studied, stigmatizing language appeared more frequently in notes written about non-Hispanic Black patients," the study found.
Serena Williams Opens Up About Her Nearly-Fatal Childbirth Experience In Personal Essay
The athlete is a staunch advocate for Black maternal health.
Myocarditis Risk Higher After COVID Infection Than Pfizer Or Moderna Vaccination, CDC Finds
Certain forms of myocarditis, such as cardiac sarcoidosis, are more common among Black people than their white counterparts in the...
Black Teen Is First Texas Medical Center Gene Therapy Patient
The pain Helen Nduku experienced from sickle cell disease was debilitating and pushed her to enroll in the trial at...
Surgeon’s Heartfelt Tweet After Reconnecting With Former Transplant Patient Goes Viral
Since posting the tweet, Dr. Simpson said she had received comments from people calling her a hero and thanking her...
New Cancer Therapy Kills Ovarian, Bowel Tumors, Doctors Say, What Does It Mean For Us?
With the discovery of cytokines, those diagnosed with ovarian and colorectal cancer could receive treatment to destroy cancerous tumors in...
Georgia Man Went Viral Over Chemical Burns From Spa, Plans To Sue
Neyo White said the esthetician refused to take responsibility for the incident or refund him the money he spent for...
Roswell Man Returns Home After Spending Over One Year In Albuquerque Hospital With COVID-19
Welcome home, Donnell!
Study Says Recovered COVID Patients At Sixty-Three Percent Higher Risk Of Heart Attack
They also have a higher risk of having a stroke.
