There’s growing evidence that medicine risks losing talent from poor and working-class, Black and Latino communities.

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As the data center building spree continues and the federal government rolls back environmental and health protections, the ...

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As the deadly winter surge in coronavirus cases began last November, Fred Mekata was doing something that had become unthinkable to millions of Americans: moving into an assisted-living facility. The ...

After being displaced by a fire in May in the Jones Senior Homes apartment complex in San Francisco’s Japantown neighborhood, elderly residents were abruptly forced to adapt to unfamiliar ...

The first time Mariah got pregnant, in 2016, she was 20 years old. She was addicted to heroin and living in motels. When she gave birth at Valley Medical Center in Renton, Child Protective Services ...

DARLENE DONLOE Journalist/Publicist Darlene Donloe is a results-oriented publicist and seasoned entertainment, automotive, and travel journalist whose work has appeared in People, Ebony, Essence, The ...

James E. Causey co-authors the Center for Health Journalism's Health Divide weekly column. He is an award-winning special projects reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and a Senior Fellow for ...

Roger Smith joined the Center for Health Reporting in 2013 after 35 years as an editor and reporter with the Los Angeles Times. He became national editor of the Times the week after Barak Obama was ...