The 10 latest articles on Medical Racism & Trust come from 9 sources, published between Oct 28 and Nov 10. Most come from BlackDoctor.com (2).
Places: America (2), United States (2)
If healthcare providers take the time to familiarize themselves with the cultural aspects of African Americans, other minority populations, which includes religious beliefs, sexual preferences, etc., health disparities within these patients groups can be reduced. Providing Culturally Competent Care for…
Lea esta hoja informativa en español Race matters when it comes to HIV – and not just for women of color. The root of why these differences in HIV rates by race exist is often misrepresented, frequently steeped in bias and…
You don’t need to be a medical expert or an uncredentialed health & wellness guru. All you need is some open dialogue, a bit of curiosity, and those good ol’ natural parental instincts that make life equally amazing – and distressing – at…
Despite some progress in recent years, HIV infection rates in the United States disproportionately affect Black people—and cisgendered Black women in particular. But a new research project out of Emory University, dubbed “Eboni,” seeks to correct that imbalance. According…
Located in an urban environment on a 300-acre tree-lined campus, Rice University seizes its advantageous position to pursue pathbreaking research and create innovative collaboration opportunities that contribute to the betterment of our world. “Reimagining Technologies of Care: Join us for…
Generations of believing women learned to treat anxiety and trauma as spiritual failures. Christian clinicians are challenging the shame that keeps them from care. By EEW Magazine Online Health & Wellness Editors For many Black Christian women, anxiety and trauma stay…
When Linda Villarosa was pregnant with her daughter, she was surprised when her doctor recommended she go on bed rest and interrogated her about her health habits because her unborn baby was not growing as expected. Villarosa, who had served…
Written by: Richard Sudan New research into breast cancer diagnosis adds to mounting evidence of health inequalities affecting Black women putting their lives at risk. But, asks Richard Sudan, how many more reports are needed before anything is done? A…
The form is not published. Canada’s most eminent scholars, medical doctors and health practitioners shared their research on systemic racism in health care at the Against Racism, For Health Equity: A Research Roundtable at the University of Ottawa on Oct.
Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of death among Black Americans. Clinical trials are crucial in developing effective treatments and prevention strategies as we strive to address this health disparity. However, the underrepresentation of Black Americans in these…
Racism in medicine and its legacy: the Tuskegee study, Henrietta Lacks, race-based medicine, Black patients in clinical trials and trust in care.
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