Sandra Larson

A group of Boston doctors argues that as hospitals commit to practicing health equity, they must also be judged in ranking systems on their success in achieving it.

Seniors are at high risk for severe COVID-19, but traveling to vaccination sites isn't easy. So, the program is bringing the vaccine to them.

Practical challenges and stigma must be overcome for such an effort to succeed, but success could yield a blueprint for future care.

Refugee health expert Sondra Crosby, MD discusses the health consequences for migrant children and how the U.S. asylum process needs to change.

Infectious disease physician Josh Barocas will use NIDA grant to create a novel surveillance network for people who use drugs, emphasizing community engagement.

In 'The State of Race,' experts shine a light on the existing inequities laid bare by the pandemic and the need to move beyond good intentions to real change.

Leaders and executives should seek "credible champions, manageable bites, and actionable solutions,” says Kate Walsh, CEO of Boston Medical Center.

Many people eligible for utilities shutoff protections due to their health are unaware of it, but providers can look to universal screening to help bridge the gap.

In the era of accountable care organizations and social determinants of health, the story of community health centers is more relevant than ever.

Mother's milk brings a range of health benefits, including improved brain development and a reduced risk of serious illness and infection.