Equity

Prison data on the pandemic shows how data science can address health inequities.

“Illustrate Change” is building the world’s largest collection of medical illustrations of non-White bodies.

Edna Adan Ismail has broken molds and built institutions. She hopes her example will be one that inspires women across Africa.

Community health workers' visits made a difference, especially for Black mothers, in Michigan.

Without access to diapers, both parents and children face health risks.

If more police are wearing body cameras, doctors and nurses should, too.

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.

The current culture war isn’t the first time gender-affirming care has come under fire. It's time to break the cycle.

Health data doesn’t always make its way into the hands of people who need it—and some necessary data isn't collected at all.

Native leaders welcome the federal government's move, even as they remain skeptical the effort will outlast Biden's term.