Reducing black maternal mortality involves a multi-tiered approach involving the patient, provider and public health policy.

As Artificial Intelligence enters healthcare, researchers and doctors must study the potential for diagnostic errors that could exacerbate health disparities.

Little is known about how racism and bias may be communicated in the medical record. This study used machine learning to analyze electronic health records (EHRs) from an urban academic medical center and to investigate whether providers’ use of negative patient descriptors varied by patient race or ethnicity.

During the pandemic states expanded laws and policies to improve telehealth coverage and costs. As the pandemic wanes, new regulations are needed to maintain or expand the impact.

Are Black tech entrepreneurs the last hope for health equity?‍ Four black entrepreneurs are changing how we use technology to address some of the toughest issues in healthcare based on experiences in their own communities. They are tackling as access to diverse providers, transportation, mental health and community clinics.

Networks can be a powerful things, especially when they provide access to limited resources. Explore how the founder of online website, Black Doctors of South Florida, built a network to help black women avoid stigma while finding care.

The CDC launched a new initiative to tackle racism in healthcare, calling on the nation to do better.

Black women are building tech companies to better the maternal care system.