Jazmin Holdway

Study on trends in violent injuries treated at Boston Medical Center suggests fallout from the pandemic’s first wave hit vulnerable communities hardest.

The recommendations provide a comprehensive resource for primary care clinicians to identify and counsel postpartum patients who are at risk.

Researchers say new prevention and therapeutic programs are needed to mitigate the psychosocial impact of COVID-19 on families of color.

Diversity in clinical research is essential, but often missing. Engaging autistic BIPOC adults as partners in autism research will build more effective, inclusive studies for better healthcare.

The immune response known as ADCC is associated with protection against transmission of the virus, research from BMC shows.

A new study, focusing on pediatric ADHD patients of color, could help inform treatment strategies that are more effective for the specific needs of these children and families.

A new study of BMC patients shows that birthing people born in the U.S. have an increased risk of adverse perinatal outcomes compared to patients born outside of the country.

Caring for patients with long COVID symptoms requires the attention of many clinical departments to support the physical, mental, and social implications.

Guidelines recommend discontinuing cervical cancer screening at 65, but new research shows that the majority of women don't meet the criteria to stop.

A study reveals that people at a drug detoxification site were unaware of HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP, but were enthusiastic when informed.