HealthCity Editors

Black doctors in emergency medicine have only increased by 0.32% in the last three decades. And it’s likely hurting Black patients.

Inspired by their Aunt Winnie, the McCourty twins have made finding a cure for sickle cell disease a driving force of their life's work off the football field.

Through residents' sleep diaries and expert interviews, this audio series unpacks the gravity of sleep health.

In a hypothetical firm of 10,000 employees, researchers estimated $232,000 of lost wage value annually due to substance use disorder-related absenteeism.

Advanced technology helps researchers hone in on gene function, informing development of treatment for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

Study finds worse pregnancy outcomes among Black patients are driven by complications of preeclampsia.

Female, Black and Latinx physicians less likely to hold or be promoted to senior academic roles, says study.

New study reaffirms that caregivers want financial service programs that are easy to access and embedded in a trusted institution.

Eliminating stigma around addiction in family attitudes for all treatment options is crucial, study finds.

Recent study validates predictive models for COVID-19 outcomes that incorporate social determinants of health.