is not the only shocking inequity in American health care. Tragically, the effort to save lives through organ transplantation is marred by a deep chasm separating the treatment of Blacks from whites.

When Charmain Jackman and her husband decided to see a couple’s counselor, they had a list of criteria. As a Black psychologist of Barbadian descent, Jackman knew she was looking for a therapist ...

More Black Americans say health outcomes for Black people in the United States have improved over the past 20 years than say outcomes have worsened, according to a 2021 Pew Research Center survey. A ...

Heart disease and stroke There's a big gap between Black and white stroke victims. It's a major health concern. Researchers saw differences in wait times, how providers determine who gets care ...

New Jersey's health care system, however, produced mixed results: The state's Asian and white residents have some of the best results nationwide, but Black and Latino residents fall below the ...

Adamson is a dermatologist and health disparities ... can reduce this Black-white disparity. While it is important to be attentive to racial disparities in health and health care, the belief ...

“The team’s first order of business will be identifying any disparities in VA health care and benefits and eliminating them.” The new data about white versus Black veteran benefits ...

Black, Hispanic, Asian and American Indian and Alaska native adults were much more likely than their white counterparts to report having negative interactions during health care visits.

An arm of health care giant McKesson will pay $448,578 ... The evaluation found that nearly 900 Black, Hispanic and white qualified applicants for associate material handler positions were ...

Beyond limited access to health care and benefits ... significantly affects Black Americans more than their white counterparts. Detail view of American flag waving on a flag pole.

The Affordable Care Act, passed in 2010 under former President Barack Obama, has expanded health insurance ... 24.4% of the Black population, and 14.5% of the White population were uninsured ...

Mind in Berkshire heard from more than 180 people on several key themes relating to Black people’s access to mental health care and support. | ITV News Meridian ...