1.0 The Public Health Landscape in the Wake of Hurricane Melissa The landfall of Hurricane Melissa, a catastrophic Category 5 storm, on October 28, 2025, was not merely a meteorological...
Black communities face higher rates of chronic illness — not from biology, but from bias. Now, AI is rewriting that story. Discover how technology and awareness are breaking barriers in healthcare and empowering a new era of fairness, trust, and healing....
In late 2023, history was made when the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the first gene therapies for Sickle Cell Disease—a milestone decades in the making. These treatments,...
Cardiovascular disease does not strike at random—it follows the fault lines of inequality. In many Black and marginalized communities, historic injustice, low income, food insecurity, and limited healthcare access create a perfect storm for heart disease. Understanding these socioeconomic drivers is the first step toward building a fair and healthier future....
A Story of Progress, Crowded Cities, and the Tiny Invaders We Brought Along for the Ride Most people shrug it off as an annoying itch… a yellow toenai...
Severe weather in Canada is changing fast. Storms are stronger Severe weather in Canada is changing fast. Storms are stronger. Heat waves last longer....
ARDS is more than a lung emergency — it is a full-body crisis that can begin anywhere in the body and unfold in minutes. From hidden triggers to the b...
Cardiovascular disease does not strike at random—it follows the fault lines of inequality. In many Black and marginalized communities, historic injust...
