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HIV remains a serious public health crisis, with Black people accounting for about40 percent of people living with HIVdespite representing just 12 percent of the U.S. population. Stigma and societal norms continue to derail vital conversations around the epidemic — a public health crisis that has disproportionately impacted Black communities for more than 40 years

The federal agency with the legal mandate to protect coal miners from the coal mine dust that causes black lung disease won’t respond to news of the highest rates of the incurable disease since the 1970’s

SAN FRANCISCO, California: Eli Lilly has filed lawsuits against six U.S. companies it accuses of illegally selling black-market versions of its experimental obesity drug retatrutide, stepping up action against unauthorized sellers before the medicine has received regulatory approval

People of UCBPH found in this article include: Sean Darling-HammondAssistant Professor, Community Health Sciences Black students are punished more often—but new approaches can make schools more equitable for everyone © 2026 by UC Berkeley School of Public Health is licensed underCC BY-NC-ND 4.0 What is CC BY-NC-ND 4.0? Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International You are…

A new report shows that rates of black lung disease have hit a 50-year high in Virginia, Kentucky and West Virginia, outpacing the rest of the country’s rates by nearly 10 times. It confirms what the region’s researchers have been saying for a decade.While miners working 25 years or more are most likely to contract…

Eli Lilly and Co. (LLY, Financials), the pharmaceutical company behind Zepbound and Foundayo, is stepping up its fight against unauthorized sellers of its experimental obesity drug retatrutide

Eli Lilly is taking six U.S. entities to court for allegedly illegally selling the pharma’s next-generation weight loss candidate retatrutide

DVIDS – Images – Exercise Pitch Black: Mindil Beach flying display [Image 13 of 13]

Kim Ramseur grew up around the Erwin Center in Gastonia without ever learning that the facility was named for the city’s first Black doctor. She remembers going with her grandparents to a pharmacy downtown run by Dr. N.A. Smith without realizing at the time the obstacles he’d had to overcome to open it

Australia’s largest international air combat exercise wrapped up Friday after three weeks of training that brought together 21 nations, 2,500 personnel and about 100 aircraft, including U.S., Australian and Japanese F-35 stealth fighters