The Cleveland Department of Public Health, alongside its MomsFirst program, has been granted $5 million in operational funding over the next five years to improve outcomes for Black mothers and infants.
A recent Marine Corps policy states that service members with a genetic skin condition, primarily affecting Black men, could face separation if their condition persists despite treatment.
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A systematic review published in the Harvard Review of Psychiatry suggests that perinatal interventions rooted in reproductive justice principles can positively impact the mental health of Black birthing...
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Black women in the U.S. face a maternal mortality rate nearly three times higher than that of white women, according to the latest report from the Centers for...
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The 2023 Infant and Child Mortality Data from the North Carolina Child Fatality Task Force reveals stark racial disparities in mortality rates among children. Non-Hispanic Black and American...
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A comprehensive genomic analysis of ovarian cancer tumors, conducted by researchers from the Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah (the U) and Emory University, has revealed...
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