Health

By Soraya Nadia McDonald A look at how Jim Crow affected the treatment of African Americans fighting the Spanish flu n American epidemics, race is a preexisting condition. Whether it’s the influenza pandemic of 1918 […]

 JULIA CRAVEN Uché Blackstock. Heather Sten The federal government has failed its populace in many ways since the COVID-19 pandemic reached American soil. It began early on with an inadequate supply of test kits being […]

theGrio honors those who have lost their lives to the novel coronavirus with a digital memoria  By TheGrio March 28th  The novel coronavirus known as COVID-19 has rocked the entire globe, and unfortunately, the Black […]

March is endometriosis awareness month. The disease affects Black women in disproportionate numbers. Idries J. Abdur-Rahman, MD Blackdoctor.org / March 25, 2020  Endometriosis awareness takes place across the globe during the month of March, and […]

By Sara Berg Senior News Writer / American Medical Association  @SaraTheIceBergFull Bio John Singleton made Academy Award history when he became the first African American and youngest person nominated for best director at the age of 24. Tragically, he also died this […]

By Vernon Williams, M.D., Contributor  As i reflect on the significance of Black History Month in my life, I can’t help but think of the African-American mentors who blazed the trails before me. These are individuals […]

The Memory Café, a safe and comfortable space where caregivers and their loved ones with dementia can socialize, offer mutual support, exchange information, and combat the isolation and stigma often associated with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) […]

LifeSouth Welcomes Blood Donors to the 365 Movement: African American blood donors make a difference for local sickle cell warriors Sickle cell disease (SCD) is a genetic blood disorder that impacts one in every 365 […]