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By Stephen Oduntan To most people, Scott Soliz looks healthy. But appearances, he says, can be deceiving. “It’s an invisible disease,” said Soliz, 35, who has…

For more than three decades, my work has been rooted in West Baltimore, where the gap between scientific progress and community benefit is not theoretical; it…

Health care providers such as Planned Parenthood and similar clinics are once again eligible to receive Medicaid reimbursements, allowing low-income patients to resume receiving routine care…

By Post Staff Staff, patients’ families, and supporters held a rally recently at UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital in Oakland to protest the hospital’s decision to relocate…

By Tanya Dennis The National Probate Reform Coalition (NPRC) has announced that Bernard ‘Bernie’ Black, a nationally respected legal scholar, will meet with California Assistant Attorney…

By Special to The Post The interfaith community effort commemorates the 250th anniversary of the U.S. More than 29,000 meals were received and distributed at the historic…

By Dax Janel Valencia Health and homelessness: The link and the mortality crisis it causes within the Black community Health and homelessness share a cyclical, bidirectional…

By Bille Pollisotto Violent crime does not end when the scene is cleared or the suspect is named. For survivors and families, recovery can mean managing…

By April D. Lee The party still looks the same, but what’s in the glass is starting to change. More people are questioning whether alcohol belongs…

By Arin Barry Stigma is still one of the biggest barriers to addiction recovery because it shapes how people see addiction, how individuals feel about themselves,…