Chicago comedian to host fundraiser show to support people living with multiple sclerosis
March is Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month, and a Chicago-based comedian is using laughter to push for a cure.
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Rachel Robins fights to protect Black maternal care
Rachel Robins and others address maternal health risks Black mothers face, focusing on advocacy, equitable care, and postpartum support.
A New Study Is Causing Doctors To Raise The Alarm On Common Alzheimer's Tests
But there's a catch: New research suggests that those blood tests may be unreliable, especially in Black patients. Doctors ...
Grieving families say estate sale manager owes thousands
Grieving families say a Grand Rapids estate sale company has been keeping the money after selling their dead loved ones’ ...
Missing woman identified as suspicious death victim in Fenton
A woman reported missing by the St. Louis County Police Department has been identified during a suspicious death investigation in Fenton, officials announced Friday. According to the St. Louis County ...
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Discoveries that changed the world: Meet UC’s women Nobel laureates
If Andrea Ghez had listened to her critics, one of the galaxy’s greatest mysteries might yet remain unsolved. The UCLA astronomer won the 2020 Nobel Prize in physics for proving the existence of a ...
Man Blacks Out at His Friend's Gender Reveal Party — and Doesn't Remember the Next Year (Exclusive)
"I definitely feel like the cancer did try to kill me. But it didn't. It tried to, but it didn't get me," Zachary Schimmel says ...
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Why Black Patients Are Less Likely to Receive Migraine Treatment
Why are Black patients are less likely to receive migraine treatment? Here's what you need to know about seeking adequate care.
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Historic Cancer Study Empowers Black Women’s Health
OWN Your Health partners with the American Cancer Society to support VOICES of Black Women, a study to uncover health ...
The ‘Black Angels’ cared for tuberculosis patients when no one else would
In the early 20th century, these Black nurses came to New York City from the Jim Crow South to join the fight against the ...
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AI in Patient Care: Majority of Americans Want Notification About Use
Compared with men and Black patients, women and White patients expressed a greater desire to be notified about AI use during their care. A majority of Americans want to be informed about the use of ...
Doctors told Indiana woman not to drive, but she did anyway, killing 2 people in separate crashes. Prosecutors are recommending 3-year sentence
Kelli Anderson has pleaded guilty to two counts of reckless homicide in the deaths of Kiana Burns and Dr. Brian Dillman.