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Black Maternal Health Week: Through the eyes of two Black doulas

Black Maternal Health Week (BMHW) – April 11 through 17 – is a national campaign led by the Black Mamas Matter Alliance.

Delirium is a rapid change in brain function that affects the ability to focus attention that patients experience while hospitalized.

The terms “palliative care” and “hospice care” are often used interchangeably when, in fact, they are not the same thing.

Endometriosis, a potentially disabling condition, affects approximately 200 hundred million women’s lives.

Dr. Cutts has been a positive force for change as a general pediatrician with special expertise in pediatric nutrition.

Visiting with a lactation consultant before your baby arrives can help you prepare to breastfeed or provide expressed milk.

Did you know that the word midwife means literally, “with woman”? It is a simplified but accurate description of what midwives do every day.

Abdominal wall hernias occurs when a part of an internal organ breaks through a tear or weak point in the abdominal wall.

During a tutoring session, Katelyn smiled under Blackmon’s encouragement as the two paged through a study guide.

It is often thought strokes only happen to older people. A stroke can happen at any age. In fact, stroke is on the rise in adults age 25-55.