Implementing policies and strategies to eliminate racial disparities could improve outcomes for both diseases.

Emergency physicians sharing personal messages has across-the-board impact, randomized simulation finds.

A new study finds that significant side effects were under-recognized in both younger patients and Black patients being treated for breast cancer.

Plagues and pandemics have persisted through the ages, and lessons from the fights against syphilis and HIV AIDS could inform the fight against COVID-19.

A new paper analyzes the metrics used to evaluate organ procurement organizations and proposes three complimentary metrics to reflect more accurate and equitable performance rankings.

Critical care researchers and veterans are bringing devices used to stop hemorrhage bleeds on the battlefield to civilian life.

The Affordable Care Act is in front of the Supreme Court, and the health insurance of millions could change if it’s overturned.

Opioid overdose deaths and uses of naloxone Narcan by first responders both rose during the peak COVID-19 months in Michigan.

The Affordable Care Act faces tests from COVID-19 as voters and justices determine the fate of its insurance programs and more.

The coronavirus has raced through nursing homes, causing many COVID-19 deaths, but proactive testing and prevention can keep infections low.

Innovative device ensures doctors obtain adequate fluid samples from the eye, helping with diagnosis and individualized treatment plans for patients.

The disproportionate effect COVID-19 has had on Black Americans may worsen existing racial and ethnic disparities in cancer care, and make health equity harder to achieve.

New research in veterans shows IBD outcomes suffer as a result of fragmented care.

Community health workers could be instrumental in reducing racial disparity and health inequity in underserved communities through research, but they need training.

People with high-deductible health plans aren’t using health savings account option as intended.