Caitlin White

Low-income patients are more likely to see quality sleep as a luxury, not a health concern. Providers must intervene with education, diagnosing, and treatment.

New research shows that there are racial disparities in wait times for non-emergent emergency room visits.

About 10-30% of patients who've had COVID-19 feel effects months later. Treating long-term COVID symptoms means reimaging our healthcare systems, particularly for vulnerable communities.

In a webinar hosted by the Roxbury Presbyterian Church, epidemiologist Cassandra Pierre, MD, MPH, addressed a common COVID-19 vaccine question.

Global health expert and infectious disease doctor Davidson Hamer, MD, looks back at what we've learned in a year and how it can inform healthcare strategies moving forward.

BMC's new, innovative program was conceived in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, but it could help comprehensive care access going forward.

Five new COVID-19 vaccination sites have opened in neighborhoods disproportionately impacted by the pandemic. 

BMC created a medical unit to provide homeless, COVID-positive patients who were not sick enough to need hospitalization a location to recuperate.

Treatment and harm reduction approaches for opioid use disorder have failed to effectively meet the needs of people of color, experts say.