Medical Reviewer
Reviewed 214 articles for clinical accuracy
<p>The Black Health Medical Editorial Board oversees clinical accuracy across condition references, treatment overviews, and screening guidance. The board reviews high-impact YMYL content for factual accuracy, clinical-guideline alignment, and Black-patient-specific evidence-base completeness. Individual named reviewers are credited per-article when assigned.</p>
Those dark, velvety patches on your neck, underarms, or groin are likely acanthosis nigricans, a skin change tied …
Black women die of cervical cancer at roughly twice the rate of white women, even though the disease …
Heavy periods are not just an inconvenience. For Black women, they often signal uterine fibroids and quietly drain …
Type 1 diabetes in a child shows up fast: constant thirst, frequent urination, sudden weight loss, and exhaustion. …
Black women are about twice as likely to be diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer, an aggressive subtype that …
Vitiligo strikes all skin tones at about the same rate, but the white patches read far louder on …
Tinnitus, the ringing, buzzing, or hissing you hear when no outside sound is making it, has no cure, …
Hidradenitis suppurativa hits Black Americans harder than any other group in U.S. data, yet most patients wait years …
Most spinning vertigo comes from loose crystals in the inner ear, and a 60-second bedside maneuver fixes it. …
Black patients are diagnosed with atrial fibrillation (AFib) less often than White patients, even though they carry more …
Hemorrhoids are common and usually harmless, but rectal bleeding is never safe to self-diagnose. Colorectal cancer is more …
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in Black women, who develop it younger and die from …
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