InNo TimebyKathija Raihana·Apr 29Healthcare Access Is a Human Right, but Women Face Unique Stigmas and DiscriminationThe system treats illness, but often ignores the bias women face along the way.A response icon1A response icon1
Dr. Janine Bouey·Dec 18, 2025The Doctor Was Polite. The Damage Was Permanent.How Medical Politeness Masks Permanent Harm
Nathaniel Steele·Sep 25, 2025Black Women and Health CarePatient Struggles, Doctor Perspectives, and the Crisis of Misogynoir in Medicine
InThe Patient’s VoicebyMr. Wells·Jun 26, 2025She Was Told to ‘Give It Time.’ But That Advice Was 20 Years Out of Date.A loved one’s silent struggle with menopause led me into a broken system — and a question no one’s answering.A response icon1A response icon1
Lucifer Jeufo·May 24, 2025Chapter 36 — The Malaria Incident and the Power of RefusalAn extract from my upcoming memoir — about what happens when your dignity is treated like an optional extra, and how refusal becomes a…
Temitayo Odunbaku·Apr 20, 2025Addressing Algorithmic Bias in Medical AI: Ensuring Equitable Healthcare Across PopulationsWhen 65-year-old Maria Rodriguez arrived at the emergency room with chest pain, the hospital’s AI triage system assigned her a lower risk…
Aditya Kumar Jha·Mar 23, 2024What is Bias in Healthcare and how it can affect Patient Care?Medical bias isn’t just about perception, it’s about consequence. It can literally mean the difference between life and death for patients.
Wholly Holly·Aug 31, 2023Woo to Right Wing: The What Without The WhyAn article on the wellness-to-fascism pipeline lacks sufficient due diligience surrounding medical biases.A response icon1A response icon1
Emmanuel Osemota·Mar 6, 2023The Hidden Biases In Medicine: Why Do Black Men Fare Worse After SurgeryThe point of surgery is to create both life-saving and life-altering benefits for patients needing a more invasive solution to many of the…
InCurated NewslettersbyGFC: Grown Folk Conversations·Jun 24, 2022How Black Women Continue to Suffer and Pay The Price For White People’s Opioid AddictionBlack pain and suffering continue to be ignored with medical bias and new prescription “protocols”A response icon6A response icon6
