Watch Your Mouth: Don’t Forget Your Dental Health During the Pandemic
Your dental health is directly connected to your overall health
Your dental health is directly connected to your overall health
Surveys show that about one-third of transgender people have been refused treatment or suffered verbal or physical abuse from a medical provider
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Patients may still be surprised by the high cost of health care overall, but they'll now be protected against unexpected bills from out-of-network providers
We've come a long way, but disparities still exist
HealthyWomen's "Presidency, Congress and the Supreme Court" looks at the role each branch may play in the year to come
Big transformational reforms are unlikely, but the new administration can make smaller changes that will improve the lives of millions of Americans
Latino and Black patients are less likely to receive pain medications or get referred for advanced care than white patients with the same complaints
Increasing public trust in vaccines may help keep millions of Americans safe and healthy
Bias can lead to disparities in diagnosis and treatment of Black women with chronic pain
More than 20 million Americans will lose coverage if the Affordable Care Act is overturned — and that's just the beginning.
Desegregating data of COVID-19 and other health issues provides a clearer picture of racial and demographic disparities.
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Out-of-network bills leave some patients thinking twice before calling an ambulance.