Medical Student Creates Booklet To Teach Doctors How To Catch Symptoms Of Illness On Dark Skin
By Ashleigh Atwell A medical student created a handbook to teach physicians how physical symptoms appear on different skin tones. Malone Mukwende, a second-year student at St George’s, University of London, was motivated to create “Mind the Gap” after he noticed a...
Health Experts Want To Prioritize People Of Color For A Covid-19 Vaccine. But How Should It Be Done?
By Nicholas St. Fleur As the U.S. edges closer to approving a vaccine for Covid-19, a difficult decision is emerging as a central issue: Should people in hard-hit communities of color receive priority access to it, and if so, how should that be done? Frontline health...
SoftBank’s $100 Million Diversity And Inclusion Fund Makes Its First Bet … In Health
By Jonathan Shieber SoftBank’s Opportunity Fund has made the health insurance startup Vitable Health the first public commitment from its $100 million fund dedicated to investing in startups founded by entrepreneurs of color. The Philadelphia-based company,...
A Milk Bank On A Mission To Tackle Inequity
By Anna Marie Kukec An Illinois-based milk bank wants to ensure that communities of color have access to donated breast milk. CHICAGO — MEDICAL experts agree that a mother’s milk is the best source of nutrition for newborns, particularly those who are preterm or...
Double Jeopardy: Covid-19’s Concentrated Health And Wealth Effects In Black Communities
By Claire Kramer Mills, Ph.D The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed acute and deep-rooted connections between physical and economic health. Many of the same places hit hardest by the pandemic are reeling concurrently from the health crisis, business closures, and job...MultiCulturalism Today™
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