Good health care is rooted in evidence. So is DEI.
Outcomes improve when patients see doctors who look like them.
Equity
Daniel Dawes on why Meharry is adding a school of global health
The new school will focus on the practice, not the theory, of health equity.
The ‘Black Angels’ who helped cure tuberculosis
Professional nurses working in New York City’s most contagious sanatorium changed the course of public health history.
When death doesn’t count
How we record and remember the deaths of people in custody matters.
For Black Americans, homeownership can mean better health
A new initiative aims to create three million new Black homeowners by 2030.
The false narrative of coping with toxic stress
"If you’re Black, working hard and playing by the rules can be part of what kills you."
Making transplants more equitable
New regulations can help remove bias.