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HIV testing and outreach falter as Trump funding cuts sweep the South
Eliminating funds would lead to more than 143,000 additional people in the U.S. becoming infected with virus within 5 years, according to group.
Why Indian Americans must prioritize oral health
Regular dental visits are not prioritized, and discussions around gum disease, oral cancer, or preventive care are rare, if not absent.
Senate Committee on Indian Affairs to host oversight hearing on the impact of Health & Human Services cuts to Native communities
Senators Schatz and Murkowski wrote to HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to sound the alarm over his dismantling of HHS, as well as urgent staffing shortages at the Indian Health Service.
Haiti recruits new medical workers while longtime nurses go unpaid and patients wait for care
PORT-DE-PAIX — As the world marked International Nurses Day on May 12, Haiti’s public health system teetered on the edge of collapse — with nurses unpaid, hospitals shuttered or understaffed, and thousands of patients left waiting. In a move that surprised many, the Ministry of Public Health and Population (MSPP) announced it is recruiting more…
She never worried about mental health — until her daughters left home
There’s no single solution. But taking care of yourself? That’s where it starts.
Is the “Make America healthy again” push making Americans sicker again?
The MAHA Initiative In his March address to Congress, President Donald Trump honored a Texas boy diagnosed with brain cancer. Amid bipartisan applause, he vowed to drive down childhood cancer rates through […] The post Is The MAHA (Make America Healthy Again) Push Making Americans Sicker Again? appeared first on India Currents.
How Latinx communities can find mental health services in San Francisco
This guide provides information on how to access professional or specialized services to support mental and emotional wellness.
As Hospitals Close, Ancestral Leaf Remedies Sustain Health and Tradition in Haiti’s Northeast
FORT-LIBERTE—Madame Georges ‘Madan Jòj’ Joseph gathers a handful of fresh green leaves, inhaling their sharp, earthy scent, before gently returning them to the pile in front of her at the Ouanaminthe Communal Market, where she sits daily. In her hometown of Les Perches, about 18 miles from Ouanaminthe, in Haiti’s northeastern region, the knowledge of…
How theater helps men in recovery
At a small acting studio in the Financial District, the raw monologues of a mostly male cast cut through the building’s cold, imposing architecture — a relic of Wall Street’s […] The post How theater helps men in recovery appeared first on Epicenter NYC.
The fight to be believed: Long COVID’s toll on Black Americans
Black people made up about 32% of long COVID cases, one study found.
Invasive dengue-infecting, day-biting mosquitoes detected in San Jose
This is the first detection in 2025 in Santa Clara County of the aggressive, Aedes Aegypti mosquito that can transmit diseases such as dengue.
As Baltimore battles overdose crisis and hosts East Coast’s largest addiction conference, harm reduction practices shine
This story was published in partnership with Mobtown Redux. Roughly 1,500 harm reduction workers, addiction and mental health professionals, and others serving those with substance use disorder gathered in Baltimore on April 29 for the 2025 Tuerk Conference, a gathering meant to highlight the latest developments and brightest minds in addiction treatment. Despite dozens of…
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