Inequity
Inflammatory Bowel Disease in People of Color: A Need for Better Understanding
In the U.S., wide disparities exist between Whites and People of Color in the access
Jim Sliney Jr.
August 20, 2021
Category: Inequity
Disability
Thoughts on the Current Inhumane Treatment of Autistics
There is a long history of inhumane treatment of autistics. Instead of autistics getting adequate
Amelia Blackwater
July 27, 2021
Access to Care
Finding Solutions for the Inequities in Maternal Healthcare
Adequate pre- and postnatal care ensures a healthy baby and a healthy mother who can
Surabhi Dangi-Garimella PhD
April 22, 2021
Inequity
FOOD DESERTS AND FOOD INSECURITY: HOW TO FIND HELP FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
Food deserts and food insecurity leave tens of millions of families across America unable to
Samantha Smith
March 22, 2021
Access to Care
Approaching Your Employer About Your Migraine
If you suffer from migraines, then you already know how debilitating they can be. It’s
Jim Sliney Jr.
February 3, 2021
Disease
Black Woman Ignored – Ends Up with Stage 3 Cancer
“Social determinants of health” are about the environment in which people live, go to school,
Kate Pecora
November 5, 2020
Inequity
Discrimination In The Doctor’s Office – Not Tolerating This
I know that prejudices happen in the medical community, because they have happened to me.
Debilee Flores
October 14, 2020
Inequity
Living ‘With’ Diabetes, But ‘For’ Something Else
Rebecca’s mother endured Diabetic shaming from her doctor. It made her give up on doctors.
Rebecca Furuta
February 4, 2020
Inequity
Women with Migraines: Addressing Discrimination in the Workplace
Migraines Are More Than “Bad Headaches” Contrary to popular belief, migraines are much more than
John
January 8, 2018
Inequity
Know Your Jargon: QALY or quality-adjusted life year
Know Your Jargon: QALY QALY – Quality-Adjusted Life Year Maybe you’ve seen the term used
John
August 24, 2017