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Racial tensions have risen in the US in recent years. What are the attitudes of physicians toward racial disparities when they appear in healthcare settings? What role should physicians play?

Black women had a higher chance of dying at a hospital during childbirth, even when income and other social determinants of health were excluded, a new study found.

Many children with sickle cell anemia are not being screened for stroke or receiving proper medication.

A group of medical professionals that advocates against radical, divisive, and discriminatory ideology in healthcare sued Pfizer on Thursday.

Are disagreements or arguments involving race sometimes a part of your work environment? If so, how did you and your employer respond?

A senior World Health Organization director has been placed on leave, a spokesperson confirmed on Tuesday, following staff accusations of bullying and other complaints.

Doctors report seeing slightly more instances of inappropriate behavior among their fellow physicians this year.

Medical associations discuss what tangible actions they have taken to support vows to help remove racial disparities from care quality and healthcare organizations.

The International AIDS Society has pledged that it "will not go back to business as usual" after hundreds of delegates to its 2022 international conference faced delays or denials of entry visas into Canada.

The experience of racism is associated with worse cognitive function, especially memory, in later life, results from two new studies show.