Health

Queen Latifah is ready for some real talk about weight and wellness. "The Equalizer" star, who first entered the spotlight as a rapper in the 1980s, has experienced working in entertainment - and the public scrutiny that comes with it - in a range of sizes.

In an article done by the World Economic Forum, Vanita Sundaram stated that among the young people she spoke to about whether or not violence was unacceptable provided a variety of responses, with them stating that men are innately violent. Women hitting men was seen as “unproblematic,” with people arguing that women are physically weaker and frail (thus, their use of violence was less significant).

One of the clearest and undeniable consequences of this unprecedented move by the conservative court majority is the impact it will have on Black women.

There's no denying the numbers: Even with spotty reporting, Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations are rising again in the United States.

Dr. Dare Adewumi was thrilled when he was hired to lead the neurosurgery practice at an Atlanta-area hospital. But he says he faced racial discrimination that led to his firing and has prevented him from working elsewhere.

Marcus Whitney stands out in Nashville’s $95 billion health care sector as an investor in startups. In addition to co-founding a venture capital firm, he’s organized an annual health tech conference and co-founded the city’s professional soccer club.

Now that the March 12 mask mandate has lifted the requirement to mask up, the public will need to know which places where masks are still required.

Covid rocketed up the list of leading killers in the U.S. like nothing in recent memory.

Coronavirus cases has decreased by 40% in the past seven days, state data released shows, returning to early January levels.

Case numbers of COVID-19 over the last two weeks have plateaued and dipped; they are no longer breaking records daily.