Intentionality, ultimately, will determine health outcomes for Black and brown people, according to experts, advocates and participants at “Rooted in Wellness Day: Moving OUR Communities from Surviving to Thriving.”
Breastfeeding mothers can unknowingly expose their newborns to PFAS, potentially affecting the infants’ immune systems, hormonal balance, and overall development.
NC Medicaid has experienced many changes and updates, and continues to evolve to meet the changing needs of low-income North Carolina residents.
Research and testing have shown that Teflon pans are unsafe and cause illnesses, including Teflon flu, which is also called polymer fume fever.
The U.S. Supreme Court’s 2024 ruling on Chevron Deference is a new precedent with far-reaching implications for Black and Brown communities.
Healthcare workers must be representative of their patients in hopes of changing perspectives on patient-provider experiences.
Earth Day stands to highlight the importance of taking care of our environment for now and the future.
Environmental and reproductive justice are grounded in a belief that all families deserve the right and access to healthy, safe, and supportive communities.
Black mothers are disproportionately impacted by lack of paid leave due to job types, financial situations, and high workforce participation rates.
Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a public health issue. Studies show that almost 6% of Black women report pregnancy-related IPV, higher than the U.S. average.