How to eat right and save money at the same time
Jul 8, 2021
How do you eat healthy on a budget? Follow advice from these experts.
Health Disparities News
Farming takes root in Seattle-area food desert
Jun 30, 2021
A food desert in Washington state is being transformed by the nonprofit Living Well Kent, with the help of immigrant farmers, one vegetable at a time.
High insurance deductibles may stop people from seeking emergency care for chest pain
Jun 28, 2021
People with high-deductible health plans are less likely than those with low deductibles to head to the emergency room for chest pain, new research shows.
As she makes history, Dr. Rachel Levine stays focused on healing
Jun 25, 2021
Assistant Secretary for Health Dr. Rachel Levine, the first openly transgender official confirmed by the Senate, is using the attention she’s drawn to spotlight a range of health issues.
At 17, he received a new heart. By 23, he began transitioning.
Jun 18, 2021
Born with a rare heart condition, Maddox Jones had two open-heart surgeries and a new heart by 17. Then began his next journey, securing his transplant team's approval to take testosterone and begin transitioning.
Misguided masculinity keeps many men from visiting the doctor
Jun 15, 2021
For some men, fears of appearing weak are a barrier to seeking health care, but tapping such notions could be part of the solution.
Video gaming helps heart defect survivor connect with others in the LGBTQ community and beyond
Jun 11, 2021
Congenital heart defect survivor Mike Lane uses his platform as a gaming influencer to connect with others and raise awareness about heart disease.
Why everyone should care about health disparities – and what to do about them
Jun 10, 2021
While closing health gaps will require both societal and policy changes, each person can do their part through conversations and actions to advocate for change, experts say.
Asian and Pacific Islander women may be at greatest risk for preeclampsia complications
Jun 8, 2021
Black women are most likely to develop preeclampsia during pregnancy, but Asian and Pacific Islander women may have the highest risk for complications from that condition, a new study finds.
Deep disparities persist in who gets exposed to secondhand smoke
May 27, 2021
Secondhand smoke remains more widespread than most people think, experts say, with serious health ramifications for nonsmokers, especially children, Black adults and people living below the poverty line.