We asked minoritized patients how they would feel if their doctor offered them an HIV test during their regularly scheduled visit. The ... Read More
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5 Signs You Have a Very Low Red Blood Cell Count & What To Do
Ever feel wiped out for no reason, notice your skin looking paler than usual, or feel your heart racing after climbing a few stairs? Your ... Read More
A Matter of Trust: Panel Explores Vaccines, Misinformation, and the Future of Public Health
At a time when public confidence in science faces unprecedented skepticism, Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science, ... Read More
BlackDoctor.org Launches The Pulse: A New Podcast at the Heart of Black Health and Wellness
BlackDoctor.org is proud to introduce its newest podcast series, The Pulse, now live on all major streaming platforms. Hosted by Jade ... Read More
Open Enrollment 101: What You Need to Know Before January 15th
It’s that time again, open enrollment season. Starting November 1, millions of Americans will have the chance to review, renew, or change ... Read More
World Mental Health Day 2025: How Taraji and Charlamagne Are Changing the Conversation
For years, World Mental Health Day has been about raising awareness, breaking stigma, sharing stats, and posting quotes. But this year, it’s ... Read More
How I Found Hope After a Devastating Breast Cancer Diagnosis
According to a new American Cancer Society report, there is a concerning trend on the rise: breast cancer rates are rising in women under ... Read More
9 Signs Of Adult ADHD Most Overlooked
About 4 percent of adults have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and many others have never been diagnosed. A diagnosis can ... Read More
Breast Cancer: A Year-Round Survival Guide
Breast cancer is the most common cancer among American women, as well as among Black women. Although breast cancer is the most common ... Read More
5 Silent Signs of Domestic Violence to Look Out For
Domestic violence is an issue that can have profound effects on individuals and families alike. Whether it’s clear and in plain sight, or ... Read More
No Smoke, Just Facts Recap: BlackDoctor and Morehouse College Talk Smoking and Lung Cancer
On Tuesday, September 24, BlackDoctor partnered with Morehouse School of Medicine to host No Smoke, Just Facts, a powerful half-day event ... Read More
Blitz the Barriers: Prostate Cancer’s Night of Stars & Stories
Atlanta lit up with star power as athletes, entertainers, and advocates came together for “Blitz the Barriers ATL” on Sept. 8, a ... Read More