‘This extra burden’
Racism takes a toll, physical and emotional, on Black health care professionals. Addressing it could have far-reaching benefits, improving the overall health of the community.
Racism takes a toll, physical and emotional, on Black health care professionals. Addressing it could have far-reaching benefits, improving the overall health of the community.
COVID-19 takes a heavy toll on Black and Latino communities in West Michigan, reflecting longstanding systemic health and social inequities.
Boarded-up windows in downtown Grand Rapids become paintings promoting justice and unity. Spectrum Health is there to support.
Doctors share their suggestions for participating in honest and upfront family conversations during this pivotal moment in history.
Millions of Americans are unable to do so and therefore less likely to seek help when trouble arises.
Patients who miss appointments to further evaluate cancer symptoms are more likely to die within a year of diagnosis.
Before you take off to run the jingle bell race, make sure you take appropriate injury prevention steps.
Race, ethnicity, gender and even geography make a difference for this autoimmune disease.
Study finds that the higher the systolic number, the more cognitive test scores declined.
Government analysis also reveals improvements in infant death rates and the number of uninsured.
In January 2014, Nicole Smith was chosen to be a leader of wellness in Newaygo County as Tamarac’s Year of Transformation winner.