At a time when public trust in healthcare is increasingly fragile—particularly among Black and marginalized communities—Dr. Lyons-Smith, a pediatric nurse practitioner and professor at North Carolina Central University (NCCU), stands as a powerful advocate for equity, clarity, and hope. Her read more about She’s Fighting for Black Health in a System Built to Fail Us
Joint pain is pain. Not only does it make everyday activities more uncomfortable, but it is also a specifically placed discomfort that isn’t solved easily. Joints aren’t muscles. Muscle pain can be relieved in many, sometimes fast, ways that are read more about Daily Exercises to Relieve Joint Pain
Almost everybody has had stomach pain at some point in their lives. It can be so common that you might not want to go to the doctor or pharmacy every time it happens. It’s a good thing, then that there read more about 5 Ways To Handle Stomach Pain At Home
A group of University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill professors is leading new research on rising suicide rates among Black youth to understand how school discipline may contribute to long-term mental health outcomes. Researchers include Constance Lindsay, assistant professor read more about The Rise in Black Teen Suicide: What the Research Reveals
Clinical trials are crucial for medical advancement, as they help determine whether a new treatment, device, or procedure works and is safe for the general population. However, people of color are often underrepresented in many drug trials. “For decades, drugs read more about 10 Drugs That Affect Darker Skin Differently—And Why It Matters
Looking to burn fat faster, increase heart health quicker, and boost your overall fitness in a relatively short period? Then High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) may just be the game-changer you’re seeking. Sometimes, our demanding schedules and daily lives can make read more about HIIT for First-Timers: Easy, Effective Workouts to Try Today
