Book 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." By Arline Geronimus November 29, 2023
Opinion Making transplants more equitable New regulations can help remove bias. By Joel T. Adler November 28, 2023
Opinion Data availability is social justice Prison data on the pandemic shows how data science can address health inequities. By C. Brandon Ogbunu October 24, 2023
Ideas Inclusive medical illustrations “Illustrate Change” is building the world’s largest collection of medical illustrations of non-White bodies. By Jina Moore Ngarambe October 2, 2023
People Edna Adan Ismail: Opening doors—and minds Edna Adan Ismail has broken molds and built institutions. She hopes her example will be one that inspires women across Africa. By Paul Adepoju September 25, 2023
Opinion Maternal mortality is soaring. Home visits might help. Community health workers' visits made a difference, especially for Black mothers, in Michigan. By Jeffrey Shahidullah September 12, 2023
Feature Diapers or dinner? An impossible choice Without access to diapers, both parents and children face health risks. By Hoda Emam August 9, 2023
Essay Can body cameras reduce discrimination in hospitals? If more police are wearing body cameras, doctors and nurses should, too. By Amanda Joy Calhoun July 24, 2023
People “The Forgotten Girls” of the American Ozarks A new memoir takes a personal look at why today’s generation of rural, low-income Americans won't live as long as their parents. By Maura Kelly July 24, 2023
Essay To protect gender-affirming care, we must learn from trans history The current culture war isn’t the first time gender-affirming care has come under fire. It's time to break the cycle. By Alejandra Caraballo June 21, 2023