Katie Dillon

The center's new name offers a more comprehensive and inclusive lens on gender care, focused on the whole person.

A collaboration between Boston Medical Center and community groups shines a light on mistrust between marginalized groups and the healthcare system.

"It's frustrating…that we have the tools to be able to offer people what they need but…we have systems that are restricting the…care that people deserve."

New research from Boston Medical Center indicates that reproductive healthcare providers must acknowledge racism to break down some of the mistrust.

Communities have long had the answers to feeding themselves. It's time for anchor institutions to listen and bolster their home-grown efforts.

Boston's pioneer in street medicine weighs in on street doctors' origins in the city and providing health and community care to people experiencing homelessness.

Socialization, gender roles, race, and the way we screen for depression play a critical role in who receives adequate care for mental health issues.

The COVID treatment is effective at preventing severe disease, but it has been mired in confusion after misleading reports of "Paxlovid rebound."

Upstream healthcare solutions are critical, but this essential need offers preventative treatment and relationship-building crucial to patient care.

Historically marginalized communities are subject to delays across the spectrum of cancer care.