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Learn how shared decision-making supports medication adherence, stroke recovery, and secondary prevention.

Learn how shared decision-making supports medication adherence, stroke recovery, and secondary prevention.

Is your illness the flu, COVID, bronchitis, or RSV? When symptoms overlap, it's hard to know the difference. Learn here.

New research explores how genomics, ancestry, and social drivers of health may influence breast cancer outcomes in Black women.

A Black breast cancer survivor shares what providers can learn about patient advocacy, shared decision-making, survivorship care, and the long-term needs of Black women after treatment.

Compare undergraduate creative writing programs by degree type, genres, workshops, publishing opportunities, requirements, and program fit.

Grab a quick breakfast to go while working within your day’s calorie goals with these dietitian-recommended fast-food breakfasts from Starbucks, Dunkin’, McDonald’s, and more.

Caregiving can be emotionally and physically draining. Caregiver respite programs understand and offer opportunities for refreshment.

Getting bored of apples? Add variety to your snacks and meals with these delicious, fiber-rich fruits.

Most adults over 50 would receive a preventive dementia vaccine, but hesitancy remains among women and Black adults, highlighting equity concerns.

Discover how Black patients can influence medical research, improve treatment outcomes, and help create more inclusive clinical trials.

Explore why grief can resurface in later life, how to recognize recurring emotional waves, and gentle ways to navigate loss with patience & self-compassion.

Explore the evolving treatment landscape for secondary stroke prevention, from antithrombotic therapy to risk-factor management and long-term care.

A narrative review shows that metabolic syndrome is strongly associated with endometrial cancer disparities in Black women. Here's what providers need to know.

A national study examines racial and ethnic differences in preventive care adherence, highlighting gaps in vaccination and cancer screening.

Many grandparents are deeply involved in their grandchildren’s lives — whether it’s showing up for them during their biggest moments, providing regular childcare, or helping raise them. Unlike parents, grandparents may be a step removed from the

Explore the recovery challenges Black stroke survivors may face and how clinicians can support rehabilitation, independence, and long-term quality of life.

From understanding your blood pressure readings to making lifestyle changes that can help, here’s what you need to know about hypertension

We know that what you eat matters for your health, but new research suggests that when you eat may also matter. New preliminary findings shared at NUTRITION 2026 — the American Society for Nutrition’s annual meeting — suggest that limiting the daily

What does the clinical evidence show about the first mRNA flu vaccine? Explore efficacy, immunogenicity, safety, and what clinicians should know.