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MIAMI- Growing up in rural Quincy, Florida, Dr. Alma Littles watched so many of her family members succumb to deadly diseases, including cancer and heart disease.…
By Charlene Muhammad, California Black Media Photo Kris Benz, a disabled Black veteran, is no stranger to cancer. In 2012, he was diagnosed with salivary duct…
Susan Bustamante isn’t giving up. The formerly incarcerated 71-year-old woman has repeatedly made the long trip from Orange County to Sacramento to urge lawmakers to…
Overview: Adapting Through Flavor Editor Jasmine McBride reports on how Minneapolis entrepreneur Honey Price pivoted her local catering and bakery business into a growing seasoning…
More than a year after Kairis Aurae Hill died, the nursery her parents prepared in their Bakersfield home remains largely untouched. A white crib sits…
By Areva Martin For nearly two decades, I have fought to change the way our society sees neurodivergent people. As a civil rights attorney, founder…
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…