It is difficult to ignore the fact that so many of the intersecting negative forces unleashed by the current occupant of the White House have resulted in so much disruption in the lives of Black women. What does this mean for the mental and material health of such a vital segment of the Black community?
Black women are weathering growing racism and sexism in the age of Trump Read More »
Dr. Topeka K. Sam knows firsthand the disparities within the justice system, particularly regarding the differences in how male and female inmates are treated. According to Sam, during her time of incarceration she witnessed that women inmates often did not receive visits from their children and were not offered the same level of support after
When Dr. Stephen Wigley IV was nine years old, he witnessed a neighborhood acquaintance get shot. It was seeing the other boy’s wounded leg post-incident that inspired Wigley to become a physician. “From then on, I was like, ‘Man, I want to be like the dude who fixed you,’” said Wigley, 42, a double board-certified
Expanding access to healthcare one limb at a time Read More »
Since becoming president and CEO of the Urban League of Greater Miami, I have spent a lot of time thinking about what leadership really means in a community like ours. It means celebrating Miami, yes. But it also means being honest about where we are falling short—and having the courage to do something about it.
We deserve more than survival Read More »
When someone is seriously injured, recovery rarely depends on one person. From the first moments after an accident to the weeks or months that follow, a network of healthcare professionals can play a role in helping someone regain their health, independence, and quality of life. At Demesmin and Dover, we understand that our responsibility to
Recovery is a team effort Read More »
South of 152nd Street in Miami-Dade, where private obstetricians have grown scarce, Dr. Gerald P. Pierre has spent decades delivering babies for families who have fewer places to turn for healthcare. Having practiced medicine for more than 50 years, for Pierre, the work is personal. “I treat every one of my patients, without exception, as
Kimberly Gray Roberts was busy living her best life. She was writing other people’s stories, running her marketing company, and serving as chief operating officer for two of her husband’s ventures. So, when she received not one, but two letters in January stating her annual mammogram was negative, she exhaled a sigh of relief and
Breast cancer diagnosis leads to love, faith and courage Read More »
Hospital administrators and physicians are incredibly smart people. They are also incredibly busy with sights set towards patient outcomes, patient experiences and saving lives. So, why spend the time focusing on real estate needs when more pressing issues are at hand. At Blanca Commercial Real Estate, we are your healthcare real estate experts. We let
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It takes a lot to say, “I’m done.” For some people, it comes easier. They aren’t as afraid of what they might lose, and they may treasure their peace more than dealing with the stress and drama that often comes with unhealthy relationships. For others, “I’m done” comes after a long series of disappointments, mental
By Hannah Spence While many people wait for major symptoms to appear before seeking medical care, the University of Miami Comprehensive Center for Brain Health in Boca Raton is shifting focus toward proactive, preventative care for neurocognitive diseases. The team consists of 42 people who work collaboratively in varying roles such as clinicians, coordinators, research
Meet the Legacy honorees who are helping to win the fight against dementia Read More »