How to Advocate for Racial Health Equity
A Note To Readers: When discussions turn to racial health equity too many healthcare-related professionals - practitioners, researchers,...
A Note To Readers: When discussions turn to racial health equity too many healthcare-related professionals - practitioners, researchers,...
Remarks by Harold M. Barnette Delivered to the North Carolina Serious Illness Coalition October 21, 2022 I’m Harold Barnette, co-founder...
Framing an Approach to Identifying Clinical, Diagnostic, and Legacy Sources of Disparate Racial Outcomes and Persistent Health Inequity...
Following are remarks I delivered at the North Carolina Nurses Association Annual Conference on September 23, 2021: Thanks to Laura for...
Back in December of 2020, an old athletic injury flared up. Through my primary care physician, I scheduled a session with an orthopedist....
“Despite the great scientific strides in diabetes care, the rate of amputations across the country grew by 50% between 2009 and 2015....
Credit: News & Observer file photo. The author frequently passed this billboard outside Raleigh, NC circa 1970. As public fallout from...
Nationally, according to Pew Research, 30% of Americans over the age of 60 rarely or never use the internet. That number likely skews...
We were born in a small, segregated county hospital just a few months apart in the middle of the last century, two embryonic black boys...
One of the fundamental distinctions between public health and biomedicine is that the former is concerned primarily with the health of...
The nearly 60,000 nursing home deaths attributed (so far) to Covid-19 is opening our eyes to a monumental aging problem that will last...
The Covid-19 pandemic is far from over, but here and there emerge glimmers of hope that the future of our shoddy and mostly hidden elder...
One cause of the stunning health disparities revealed by patterns of Covid-19 infection and mortality may be the very way that medical...
Some years ago, I went with my now-late mother to a consultation to discuss the results of an MRI scan of her shoulder, in which she had...
My great friend Richard Robeson has written and lectured extensively in the area of bioethics. An accomplished musician, he is also...
On a recent Zoom call with an organization doing research on low-paid workers in the direct care industry, I was struck by an anomaly...
"Black men are more likely than other segments of the population to have undiagnosed or poorly managed chronic conditions (e.g.,...
My first ‘doctor’ was my Mom. She had no training in medicine, but she nurtured and cared for eight children (six strapping, 6 foot plus...
When people talk about health care “disparities” they are referring to a statistical result, not the actual prejudicial behavior that...
In most ways, as an older Black American male, I probably have an unusual background in terms of personal health. For over sixty years,...