A candid look at HIV and Black men’s health, including testing, PrEP, stigma, health equity, and the power of open conversations and community support.

New childhood vaccination recommendations are raising questions for families as students return to school. Learn what is changing and what parents should consider before making decisions about their children’s vaccines.

Black women face higher rates of cardiovascular disease and heart-related death, yet too often remain underrepresented in health conversations and clinical research. Through Heart of the Matter, Melanin Thriving, Acclinate, Mount Sinai, and Novo Nordisk brought trusted resources, screenings, nourishment, and research awareness directly to the Harlem community.

A child’s sudden decline leads to multiple diagnoses, but the real cause may lie elsewhere. This story explores how diet, stress, and environment could play a bigger role than expected—and why symptoms don’t always tell the full story.

Clinical studies or trials are the foundation of modern medicine. They test whether new drugs, devices, and treatments are safe and effective. Yet, for decades, Black Americans and other people of color have been underrepresented in these studies. This lack of diversity means that life-saving treatments may not be fully tested across the populations who will ultimately use them. 

Sunscreen is an essential part of your skincare routine even in the colder months. Read more about the importance of sun protection and how it effects melanated skin.

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