As the tide of the virus and COVID regulations has faded over the past year, residents have been left to grapple with its enduring trials — some more than others.
Healthcare Regulation and Reform
CPR and automated external defibrillators dramatically increase the survival rates of students who go into cardiac arrest, but many first responders and schools don’t have them.
The Maryland Department of Health lost access to patient safety data as harm to patients spiked during the pandemic years
Without access to diapers, both parents and children face health risks.
The webinar covers abortion access updates, policy developments, impacts on marginalized groups, and challenges for physicians, highlighting the potential effects of the end of Roe v. Wade protections.
Premature deaths are a grievous reality in tribal communities. The consequences ripple across generations.
Two influential writers document racism’s toxic effects on the body.
A Los Angeles hospital is under investigation after the death of a Black woman in its maternity care. The lack of diversity in clinical trials for an Alzheimer's drug raises concerns for patients.
The health crisis is pushing health officials to prioritize access to culturally competent care to close racial gaps in care and improve outcomes.
The Courier Journal traced years of inaction on the part of legislators and school leaders when faced with the deaths of high school athletes