Health and Wellness

Health equity and the conditions that hit the community hardest.

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Health Equity Access, outcomes and the gaps in care. Maternal and Family Health Mothers, births and closing deadly gaps. Mental Health Therapy, stigma and community care. Conditions and Research Diabetes, heart disease, sickle cell and the science.

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Wisconsin Watch
wisconsinwatch.org > 2026 > 09 > wisconsin-black-babies-infant-mortality-dead-end-legislative-caucus-women

How a fight to save Wisconsin’s Black babies keeps hitting a dead end

1+ day, 10+ hour ago   (1676+ words) This story is part of the Cap Times series Deadly Divide, investigating Wisconsin’s ongoing Black infant mortality crisis. The reporting is supported through a National Fellowship from the USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism. For decades, Wisconsin’s Black infant mortality…...

twitchy.com
twitchy.com > warren-squire > 09/12/2026 > non-practicing-white-video-blogger-finds-out-holdout-juror-is-black-n2432243

Non-Practicing White: Lindsay Clancy Fan Explains Not Commenting on Black ‘Holdout Juror’ Revelation

20+ hour, 5+ min ago   (351+ words) Many were shocked to learn that the ‘holdout juror’ in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial wasn’t white. The revelation that he’s black has wrecked several video commenters online. One said she wasn't going to comment on it because she’s not…...

@AframNews
aframnews.com > national-news > black-maternal-mental-health

BLACK MATERNAL MENTAL HEALTH

23+ hour, 23+ min ago   (534+ words) Houston holds a unique distinction as one of the preeminent capitals of African American economic power, cultural influence, and civic leadership in the United States. Unlike older northern enclaves where Black prosperity was historically constrained by rigid zoning and legacy…...

ClutchPoints
clutchpoints.com > hbcu > hbcu-creates-first-of-its-kind-program

HBCU creates first of its kind program

2+ day, 2+ hour ago   (296+ words) The Morehouse School of Medicine has launched the first of its kind forensic pathology fellowship program in partnership with DeKalb County. Morehouse College is breaking new ground, this time in forensic medicine. The Atlanta HBCU is partnering with the DeKalb…...

The Gateway Pundit
thegatewaypundit.com > 2026 > 09 > oprah-audience-erupts-applause-as-doctor-demands-pink

Oprah Audience ERUPTS in Applause as Doctor Demands “Pink Shirts and Energy” for Black Mothers Who Kill Their Children — “I Want Us to Have the Same Passion” * The Gateway Pundit * by Jim Hᴏft

2+ day, 3+ hour ago   (54+ words) A room full of women on Oprah Winfrey’s new podcast erupted in applause Thursday after a doctor argued that mothers of color who killed their own children d…...

Google News
hoodline.com > 2026 > 09 > uh-coach-beat-rare-leukemia-meets-michigan-firefighter-who-saved-him

UH Coach Donn Landholm Meets Stem Cell Donor at Houston

2+ day, 4+ hour ago   (764+ words) Hoodline Explore Our Cities & Metro Areas (A-Z) UH Coach Beat Rare Leukemia, Meets Michigan Firefighter Who Saved Him Donn Landholm, a 69-year-old special assistant on University of Houston football coach Willie Fritz's staff, spent 18 days isolated in a hospital room…...

New York Amsterdam News
amsterdamnews.com > news > 09/10/2026 > black-americans-have-doubts-about-the-u-s-food-system-new-word-in-black-survey-finds

Black Americans have doubts about the U.S. food system, new Word In Black survey finds

2+ day, 9+ hour ago   (1180+ words) More than half of respondents don’t trust that the food they buy is safe, and rising grocery prices are pushing families toward cheaper, less nutritious options Black Americans are intensely aware of the connection between food and health but face…...

The Catholic Herald
thecatholicherald.com > article > american-women-are-in-crisis-too

American women are in crisis too

2+ day, 9+ hour ago   (738+ words) Something is very wrong amongst women in America. Just recently, an X/Twitter post featured a compilation of viral TikTok videos featuring women pretending to harm their babies. This disturbing trend surfaced amid ongoing hysteria surrounding the Lindsay Clancy trial…...

Rolling Out
rollingout.com > 09/10/2026 > black-women-anxiety-misdiagnosis

Anxiety In Black Women Is Often Missed, Here's Why

2+ day, 11+ hour ago   (379+ words) Anxiety In Black Women Is Often Missed, Here’s Why Rolling Out Anxiety In Black Women Is Often Missed, Here’s Why Anxiety in Black women goes undiagnosed far more often than it should, and the gap starts well before anyone sits…...

BlackDoctor.com
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What If Your Next Doctor's Visit Could Catch Prostate Cancer Earlier? - BlackDoctor - Where Culture Meets Care

2+ day, 12+ hour ago   (1011+ words) No pain, no changes in urination, no fatigue – so what’s the problem? Turns out, for many Black men, the issue of prostate cancer can go well beyond what we consider ‘normal’ or ‘expected.’ In fact, research indicates a certain, uncomfortable…...