Health Diversity

Prioritizing Health: Essential Tips for Women in Minority Groups

Staying healthy is an ideal goal for everyone. However, the steps you need to take to stay healthy vary from person to person. For women in minority groups, the steps need to address the specific issues they deal with.  This article will explore some of the best ways women in minority groups can stay healthy....

Empowering Teens: Mental Health Tips for Minority Youth

Mental health issues are important at every stage of development. However, they often go ignored or unaddressed for young people. This is especially true for minority youth groups, who often face more mental health challenges than other youth.  This article will look at several tips to help address mental health for young minority groups. Keep...

Diversity in Vitiligo: How the Condition Manifests on Black Skin

Vitiligo isn’t a condition anyone wants to deal with. However, for those with dark skin, it is far worse. In these cases, vitiligo goes beyond a simple skin condition. It morphs into something seriously harmful.  This article will explore these differences and the harm created. Keep reading to find out more.  Related: Blacks with Eczema...

From Stress to Skin: Understanding the Root Cause of Vitiligo

The link between stress and physical and mental health was established a long time ago, and further research has provided more evidence that suggests a correlation between the autoimmune disorder vitiligo and stress.  If you or someone you know is suffering from vitiligo, it is very important to understand what causes and what can exacerbate...

Obesity and Income: What's the Connection?

The connection between income and obesity has become more apparent in recent years. Research has shown that people who are living in poverty or are considered to have lower incomes are significantly more likely to have a higher body mass index, be overweight, or be obese than those who earn a higher income.  Understanding the...

The Negative Effects of Urbanization

Urbanization has been viewed as a milestone in human development and also as a marker of progress for a community. While living in an urban city area comes with many benefits and perks, there can be some significant drawbacks to health that can catch some newcomers to living in the city off guard. Let’s discuss...

Tips for Culturally Sensitive Healthcare Communication

With the patient population becoming more and more diverse, the importance of breaking down cultural barriers is more important than ever. The United States is rapidly approaching a population of 350 million people of various cultural backgrounds that speak different languages and practice different religions, and they all have one thing in common; they all...

Strategies for Reducing Health Disparities in 2023

Reducing health disparities is a vital goal in improving public health. Health disparities can result in preventable differences in health outcomes, particularly for those that are in a socially disadvantaged population.  In 2023, healthcare providers should prioritize reducing health disparities. Here are some effective strategies that can significantly reduce health disparities. What Are Health Disparities?...

Better inclusion of minorities in clinical trials is needed to ensure all affected populations are adequately represented.

Better inclusion of minorities in clinical trials is needed to ensure all affected populations are adequately represented. The cause of multiple sclerosis (MS) remains elusive. While there is ongoing research to test medications and treatment interventions, minorities can often be missing from research that informs treatment guidelines and recommendations for people living with MS. Hispanic-...
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