In Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Georgia, 75% of botched executions involved Black persons, although Black people accounted for only 33% of executions there. Reprieve, a non-profit organization, conducted a review of … Read More
Local doulas have expressed their support for the Birth Equity Initiative, an Illinois House bill. HB 5142, which passed the House on Thursday, intends to enhance Black maternal health outcomes … Read More
As influenza activity decreases from coast to coast, the entire nation may experience a collective sigh of relief. The flu season is inching closer to its end, and the signs … Read More
Kari Lake, a Republican Senate candidate, cannot seem to make up her mind. Does she agree that Arizona’s Civil War-era total abortion prohibition is a “great law” and that abortion … Read More
Colorectal cancer is becoming more common among young individuals, although early detection boosts the odds of complete recovery. This implies that it’s critical to understand the symptoms, which range from … Read More
According to recently shown data, Florida dismissed almost 22,000 children from KidCare in the last four months because their parents did not pay their premiums. KidCare is a program that … Read More
UnitedHealth Group said on Tuesday that the hack of its Change Healthcare arm will cost the company up to $1.6 billion this year, but that its 2024 earnings prediction remains … Read More
About ten days ago, after a second human case of Highly Pathogenic Avian Flu was announced, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) revised its markup on the issue, … Read More
DEBARYLIFE – After being found guilty of poisoning IV bags at a surgery center where he worked two years prior, a Dallas anesthesiologist faces life in prison, according to federal … Read More
Many persons with blood cancer do not have a compatible bone marrow donor in their family and are frantic to locate a stranger who is a match. Several Pennsylvania lawmakers … Read More
