639 articles on the conditions that hit Black families hardest, written for our community and reviewed by clinicians. Every piece names its author, its medical reviewer, and where the photograph came from.
Free STD testing exists in every state: health department clinics, community health centers, Planned Parenthood, and testing events. Here is where to …
Colorectal cancer screening starts at age 45, and the disease is the third leading cause of cancer death among Black men and women. A colonoscopy with…
Thick, crumbly, discolored toenails usually mean a fungal infection, and the treatment with the best evidence is a pill, not a cream. One caution firs…
Cost keeps more people out of therapy than almost anything else, and there is no official national price for a session. Every legitimate way to pay le…
Community health centers charge based on what you earn and cannot turn you away for inability to pay. Nearly 5.5 million Black patients used one in 20…
There is no national price for an eye exam, and the cheapest option is usually the wrong one. A quick vision test gets you a glasses prescription; it …
Your kidney health lives in three lab values: creatinine, eGFR, and uACR. Here is what each number means, and why the eGFR formula change that began i…
A rectal temperature of 100.4 F (38 C) or higher in a baby under 3 months means call the doctor now, no home treatment first. For older kids, how your…
Urgent care chains that post self-pay rates charge $175 to $180 for a standard visit. The emergency room costs far more, and for some symptoms it is s…
Federal law requires nonprofit hospitals to offer free or discounted care and to accept your application for at least 240 days after the first bill. M…
Warm compresses help a boil drain. Squeezing spreads the infection deeper. And when boils keep returning to the same folds of skin, the real diagnosis…
Scabies mites do not care how clean your home is, and on Black skin the rash rarely matches the bright red textbook pictures. Here is how to recognize…
Screening reminders, condition guides, and cost-of-care explainers written for Black patients. Reviewed before they go out.
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