Black health care
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Indiana Family’s Experience with Rare Epilepsy May Help Other African Americans
More than a quarter of a million African-Americans across the U. S. have been diagnosed with epilepsy. For these families,…
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Black Americans Are Being Vaccinated at Far Lower Rates
When the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved two new vaccines to combat the coronavirus, the initial concern was whether…
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HBCU Presidents Participate in COVID-19 Vaccine Trial, Encourage Students to Do Same
The presidents of two historically Black institutions in New Orleans who participated in a vaccine trial for COVID-19, have asked…
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Medicaid Expansion May Reduce Infant Mortality Rate for Black Babies: Study
Thousands of Black lives could be saved provided they have access to health care, according to a report released this…
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As Phill Wilson Retires, Black AIDS Institute Launches New Programs
As part of a new strategic plan to prepare for the next generation of Black HIV/AIDS response, the Black AIDS…
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