The sun was fierce on the Highbridge walkway as Bronx and Manhattan residents united for the third annual Highbridge Ball on ...

Trans and LGBTQ+ community groups in the Chicago area expressed disappointment and anger about the U.S. Supreme Court’s ...

Airport screening in the U.S. detected the new variant in travelers arriving in California, Washington state, Virginia and ...

Members of racial and ethnic minority groups have long suffered from health inequities in the United ... that Black and Latino people receive lower-quality care compared with White people, even ...

Liberals are more than twice as likely to say they have poor mental health — while conservatives are more than twice as ...

More than half of Black and Latina women ... safety gaps in how personal care products are regulated in the United States and their disproportionate health impacts on women of color.

(WIB) – The statistics are grim — and tragically familiar: Black women in the United States are three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than white women ... being made in maternal ...

Black Maternal Health Week is shining a light on a crisis ... "In Baltimore and most places in the United States, Black women are dying at three to four times the rate of their counterparts ...

Key partners include North York General Hospital, Black Physicians of Canada and Mino Care ... While the United States has seen growing attention on Black maternal health disparities—especially ...

The striking new findings from Leapfrog Group’s Maternity Care Report show that in 1 out of every five hospitals, Black patients are significantly more likely to have a C-section than white ...

Dr. Taibat Eribo, OB-GYN and Medical Director of Women’s Health Services at HHM Health Black women in the U.S. are 3 to 4 times more likely to experience a pregnancy-related death than white ...

Black infants have consistently faced a risk for mortality almost twice that of white infants in the United ... public health efforts [and] innovative social, economic, and health care policies ...