
As cases of a parasitic illness rise during another summer of extreme heat, experts are examining how climate change, environmental inequality, and decades of disinvestment may...

Doctors across the United States are reporting a troubling rise in vaccine-preventable childhood illnesses, including measles, whooping cough, rotavirus, and bacterial pneumonia, as declining vaccination rates...

The Chesapeake Sheriff's Office is encouraging residents to donate blood during the annual Mayor's Cup Blood Drive as the city seeks its ninth consecutive championship while...

This holiday season, starting a conversation about family medical history can be more than a tradition — it can be lifesaving. Knowing your family's patterns of...

With holiday events often centered on drinks, experts warn that overindulging can lead to serious health risks, impaired judgment, and dangerous consequences — so it’s vital...

For the first time in more than three decades, the U.S. government quietly chose not to observe World AIDS Day, instructing agencies to avoid public messaging....

The documentary Even Me 2.0: Unfinished Business revisits older Black women living with HIV, highlighting ongoing stigma, systemic inequities, and the urgent need for prevention, treatment,...

A global study reveals that rising obesity rates, especially in developed societies, are driven more by increased calorie intake than reduced physical activity—impacting African-American communities at...

Doris Williams, at 91, continues her legacy of service. From caring for her family to serving in the Virginia Defense Force and supporting her Norfolk community,...

In October, EPA officials met with local leaders at Norfolk State University to address pressing environmental justice concerns in the region. Discussions focused on the disproportionate...