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Why do more Black kids have asthma?

The percentage of Black children with asthma is far higher than white kids; more than 12% of Black kids nationwide suffer from the disease, compared with 5.5% of white children.

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Why do so many Black women die in pregnancy? One reason: Doctors don’t take them seriously

To be Black anywhere in America is to experience higher rates of chronic ailments like asthma, diabetes, high blood pressure, Alzheimer’s and, most recently, COVID-19. Black Americans have less access to adequate medical care; their life expectancy is shorter.

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If I Were a White Woman, Would My Child Have Been Born Two Months Early?

My labor was prolonged and painful. Because it was so early, the goal was, unusually, to keep the baby in, not push him out. Each additional day in utero—each additional day I labored—meant healthier lungs, a stronger heart, a better life. Each day counted.

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A Striking Gap Between the Deaths of Black and White Babies Plagues the South

Even in the few Southern states where infant mortality rates are inching closer to the national average, the gap between death rates of Black and white babies is vast.

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Hampton resident becomes first Black entrepreneur on autism spectrum to open nail school

Hard work is paying off for one Hampton resident who has not let her battle against autism defy her odds in the workplace.

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Autistic While Black

I remember being in the cafeteria in second grade when something was making my friend feel anxious. It wasn’t anything new.

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Black Boys With Dyslexia Need Love and Learning, Not Shame and Prison – Ameer Baraka

Dyslexia Sounded Dangerous, But It Meant I Wasn’t Stupid

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RACIAL MATERNAL HEALTH DISPARITY: ‘WE NEED TO ADDRESS RACISM IN ALL FORMS’

The maternal mortality rate for Black women is nearly three times higher than the maternal mortality rate for White women, according to federal statistics.

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Black Pregnant Women Are Tested More Frequently for Drug Use, Study Suggests

Researchers said racial bias was the only explanation for excessive testing of Black mothers at a Pennsylvania health system.

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How One African American Family Learned of Daughter’s Special Gift of Autism – By Marina Sarris

Autism Awareness Month Feature Presented by SPARK The Austins suspected that their middle child, Camryn, had autism, but her teachers and doctor did not. Perhaps

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