The Biden administration has not yet ordered a ban on menthol cigarettes, but health experts believe it could be a game-changer for helping smokers quit the habit.

Black women who reported experiencing racism may be have a higher risk of having a stroke, says a new study published under Boston University’s Black Women’s Health Study.

More must be done to curb AI’s potential for harm or the further marginalization of people of color, a panel of experts weighing the ever-widening reach of AI warned last week.

Many dread aging, but for some Black centenarians, 100 is just another number.

The FDA proposed a ban on hair relaxers that contain formaldehyde, a highly toxic chemical linked to respiratory problems and certain cancers.

Researchers explain new data showing a link between hair relaxers and high rates of cancer and infertility in Black women. Several lawsuits have emerged after many have gotten sick.

At community health clinics across the country, updated Covid vaccines remain hard to find. Shipments of the vaccines from a CDC program are delayed.

After Covid completely upended life on college campuses, students and recent graduates are encountering a new challenge: student loans.

Discrimination can disrupt the gut and the brain, leading people to crave unhealthy foods and may increase risk of obesity.

In a social media post, a Black woman decried a group of Black men standing nearby on the street.

Reality TV is starting to show the world what healthy Black love can look like.