Pregnancy is an exciting and transformative time in a woman's life, with many physical and emotional changes taking place. While the famous "pregnancy glow" is often talked about, there are a variety of skin-related changes that can occur during pregnancy.
The digital health equity company is pleased to announce the launch of our white paper "Developing Health Equity Education."
By now, we may have all heard of the term “health equity”. As we entered 2020 and the pandemic literally changed our world, so did our understanding of social justice and health equity.
In today’s modern healthcare environment, California hospitals and providers are tasked with staying relevant with their diverse patient populations
Susan G. Komen® and HUED are thrilled to announce a dynamic partnership aimed at raising awareness and addressing breast health inequities in historically marginalized communities.
During July, we bring awareness to the mental health in BIPOC and marginalized communities of color. One research study points out how structural racism impacts the mental health of marginalized people of color. Dealing with institutional oppression on a daily basis has …
According to the American Academy of Dermatology, approximately 7.5 million people in the United States have psoriasis – so if this is a condition you have been diagnosed with, know you are not alone. In this blog, Dr. Caroline Robinson, MD, FAAD, summarizes what we know about the condition and considerations for the diagnosis and treatment of psoriasis on skin of color.
While summertime is when we think about sun protection most, it's something we should prioritize every day. Sun protection is an important and essential part of any skin care routine.
According to the U.S. government, more than 14 million people are living with rosacea. Although this chronic skin condition most commonly affects fair-skinned, blonde hair and blue-eyed individuals, rosacea can affect anyone, including people with darker skin tones.