Category: Top Feature
GLP-1s and Black Women: What You Need to Know
Many Black women face substantial barriers to accessing and understanding the drugs. Yet, sorting through the noise surrounding GLP-1s may offer tremendous advantages for their health. Learn about costs, risks, and the latest on keeping the weight off.
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Why Is Gynecology Still Using a Civil War-Era Tool?
A new medical device is part of a broader effort to make gynecological care less painful — and to take women’s pain more seriously
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It’s Food Quality, Not Processing, That Matters
By Sheree Crute Reports on the ill effects of ultra-processed foods have been everywhere in recent...
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How Climate Change Gets Under Your Skin
A warming world is putting pressure on every system in your body. Heat waves, wildfire smoke,...
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The BWHS at 30: A Gift to Black Women’s Health
By Sheree Crute In 1995, a group of researchers came together to create a project that would...
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This Documentary Changed How I View My Beauty Routine
By Almeta E. Cooper I sat down recently to watch the new Netflix documentary, “The Plastic Detox”...
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Drinking Water Threatened in Black Communities by Rollbacks on ‘Forever Chemicals’
Drinking water is being compromised by the government’s latest plan to roll back or delay...
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It’s Spring: 4 Easy Ways to Get a Fresh Start on Heart Health
By Sheree Crute May is High Blood Pressure Education month, so it’s a perfect time to check in...
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The Ongoing Fight to Make Pregnancy Safe for Black Women
By Jaiden Thomas Kiara Brokenbrough’s budget-friendly wedding garnered millions of views on...
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Ads for GLP 1 drugs are flooding the internet – here’s how to know if it’s safe to buy them online
By Sujith Ramachandran and Liang-Yuan (Claire) Lin If you watched the Super Bowl in 2026, you...
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How Black Women Are Finding Joy and Peace in This Moment
By Sheree Crute It is spring. A time of brightness, renewal and sweet anticipation about the joys...
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5 Reasons We Love Sadé
“You know a Sadé song when you hear it, but you don’t just hear Sadé, you feel Sadé,” the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame said in announcing new inductees.
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