In some states, African Americans have been harder hit by the novel coronavirus in terms of intensive-care intubations and risk of death compared with the rest of the population.

The COVID-19 pandemic has created challenges in our everyday lives. As we each do our part to help slow the spread of coronavirus disease, we look to the helpers all around us and wonder if we, too, could do more.

The honor from BlackDoctor.org is the newest among several recent accolades recognizing Moffitt’s commitment to diversity.

Evidence of transmission by silent spreaders reinforces the importance of measures already in place, experts agree. That means continuing to use social distancing, frequent hand-washing, and disinfecting household surfaces.

As doctors treat more patients who are severely ill from COVID-19, they’re noticing differences in how their lungs are damaged.

Director of the American Nurses Association Center for Ethics and Human Rights, Liz Stokes, joins Morning Joe to discuss the hardships faced by the country’s medical workers as they battle the coronavirus in hospitals.

This is a guest blog from VerywellHealth.com provides an overview of Celiac Disease including cause and treatment.

This is a guest post from CreditCards.com regarding debt and mental health.

By setting a plan and working together to overcome the debt problems, you can have a healthy marriage while getting out of debt.

However, before you pack that picnic basket or jump in the pool, here are three summer skin care facts you should pay attention to.