Meredith B O'Dea, MS, CCC-SLP

First-in-the-nation Clean Power Prescription pilot builds on the health systems' sustainability practices and its commitment to community investments.

A new initiative by Boston Medical Center's Health Equity Accelerator shows promise in reducing A1C among patients of color living with diabetes.

An expert and advocate for harm reduction talks about how she meets patients where they are with treatment options, resources, and hope for tomorrow.

BMC's Cooking for Recovery Program addresses nutrition, body image issues, and food access while providing space to make a home-cooked meal.

Losing patients to overdose can present special grief challenges for healthcare providers. Peer and employer support can help.

Racism and ableism together create greater health disparities and call for stronger practices that increase access, reduce costs, and promote equity.

With flavors from the African diaspora and an abundance of locally made products, Nubian Markets serves and supports its diverse community.

Recruiting more providers of color is one way to create stronger affinity and cultural context to make it easier for patients of color to open up.

One BMC nurse practitioner speaks on how she helps her patients weigh their social needs, MS status, and more to choose among MS treatment options.

The team at BMC's Grayken Center for Addiction is undertaking a major project to answer this question by learning from Black community members.

Cannabis has gotten more potent in the last 20 years, leading to new trends in children’s mental wellness.

A collaboration between Boston Medical Center and community groups shines a light on mistrust between marginalized groups and the healthcare system.