Health

COVID-19 Cases, Deaths Rise for Second Straight Month in Michigan Nursing Homes

Staff Writer - January 17, 2023

Vaccination booster rates remain stalled amid winter surge. Photo: Getty Images Rates of COVID-19 cases and deaths among nursing home residents and staff nationwide increased sharply...

Give Blood Back to the Black Community

Sherri Kolade - January 16, 2023

While blood donors who are Black play a crucial role in helping people with their selfless donation, there are not nearly enough donors to...

Five Healthy Lifestyle Suggestions for the New Year from GOLO

newsusa - January 13, 2023

(NewsUSA) - With the busy holiday season now over, there’s no better time than the present to take stock of your plans for a...

New Midwest Coalition Prioritizes BIPOC Health for Seniors

Sherri Kolade - January 8, 2023

Photo: Getty Images One hundred million. That’s how many COVID cases have cropped up around the United States since March 2020 with a total number of...

New Midwest Coalition Prioritizes BIPOC Health for Seniors

Sherri Kolade - January 5, 2023

One hundred million. That’s how many COVID cases have cropped up around the United States since March 2020 with a total number of deaths of...

1918 Flu Pandemic Upended Long-Standing Social Inequalities – at Least for a Time, New Study Finds

Courier Newsroom - December 31, 2022

In this November 1918 photo, a nurse tends to a patient in the influenza ward of the Walter Reed hospital in Bethesda, Md. AP Photo/Harris...

African Americans Are Twice as Likely to Develop Alzheimer’s, Less Likely to Be Accurately Diagnosed

Rasha Almulaiki - December 20, 2022

Photo: Getty Images For those either experiencing a form of dementia or caring for a loved one who suffers from the disease, the day-to-day challenges...

Black Women Are Changing the Narrative of Lupus

Sherri Kolade - December 13, 2022

Photo: Getty Images One tear fell from her eye after the unthinkable became a deafening reality for metro Detroit resident Sharron Harris after receiving a...

Health Care 2023: A Pressing Need To Move From Reactive To Proactive

Site Editor - November 28, 2022

Health Care 2023: A Pressing Need to Move from Reactive to Proactive By Jeff Margolis The functionality, accessibility and affordability of U.S. health care has been...

Department of Health and Human Services Hosts First-Ever Multicultural Press Briefing Live

Staff Writer - November 9, 2022

In a critical move to reach Black, Hispanic, Asian American, and Native Americans citizens, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) collaborated...

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