657 articles on the conditions that hit Black families hardest, written for our community and reviewed by clinicians. Every piece names its author, its medical reviewer, and where the photograph came from.
Medicare pays for hospice in full, and Black families use it far less than white families. Some of that is informed choice. A lot of it is a benefit n…
About two thirds of Black adults carry a genetic variant that produces a lower neutrophil count with no increased risk of infection. It is normal for …
Medicare rates every certified nursing home from one to five stars, and the rating is worth reading. It is also built from three parts that do not mea…
Federal law gives most workers break time to pump for a full year after birth and a private space that cannot be a bathroom. Knowing the exact words o…
Most Black mothers start out breastfeeding. What decides whether it lasts is usually the support around you in the first week, not willpower, and a lo…
Pregnancy Medicaid has the highest income limit of any adult Medicaid group, can start the same day at a clinic, and can pay bills from three months b…
Florida, North Carolina, Texas and Louisiana let you get medication early or without your doctor once a storm emergency is declared, Medicare drug pla…
Federal law funds clinics that must treat you whether or not you can pay, and Medicaid cannot be denied because you have no fixed address. Black peopl…
You can ask for a Black doctor in a hospital, through your insurance, on Medicaid or Medicare, at a health center, and at the VA. Here is exactly what…
CDC's WISEWOMAN program pays for blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar screening, follow-up and coaching for uninsured and underinsured women ag…
Most children with sickle cell disease now reach adulthood, and the deaths have moved to the years right after pediatric care ends. This guide covers …
A PSA under 4.0 is not a clean result. Cancer turns up at every PSA level, so the question for a Black man is where his number sits for his age and wh…
Screening reminders, condition guides, and cost-of-care explainers written for Black patients. Reviewed before they go out.
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