Baby Mila Jackson’s Parents Chose Midwife’s Care Over Hospital; Now She’s in Foster Care
The case of Mila Jackson highlights the disregard of midwives’ expertise and the disproportionate impact of child welfare systems on Black families.
Tuesday, June 6, 2023
Tag: Health
Pastor John Gray to Return to the Pulpit After Surviving Near-Fatal Health Scare
Pastor John Gray will be returning to his South Carolina church with a testimony after surviving a near-fatal blood clot.
Monkeypox: Where It Comes From, How It’s Spread and Answers to Other Questions
More than 4,500 cases have been reported worldwide, with more than 300 in the U.S. Here's what you need to know about monkeypox.
Supreme Court Abortion Case Ruling Leaves Challenges Open for Texas Ban
The Supreme Court's ruling allows abortion providers in Texas to challenge the state’s restriction on abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy.
‘I Have So Much Faith in God,’ Nick Cannon Says After Revealing Death of His Son Zen
Nick Cannon says he's keeping the faith after recently experiencing the devastating loss of his newborn son Zen to cancer.
Colonial Prejudices, Vaccine Nationalism Drive COVID-19 African Travel Bans
Western outlook on health services in Africa remains the same as it was in the 19th century, a "project of colonial conquest and domination," according to historian Jessica Pearson-Patel.
Latino Catholics Among the Most Vaccinated Religious Groups
Pew found that 82% of Catholic adults were at least partially vaccinated—data that included 86% of Latino Catholics and 79% of White Catholics.