biotechnology
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Genealogist Helps Activist Angela Davis Discover Her Family’s Shocking Origins in the U.S.
EXCLUSIVE: Activist Angela Davis got a huge surprise about her family tree during an episode of “Finding Your Roots.” We talked to the genealogist behind the shocking revelation.
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FDA Approves Sickle Cell Treatment, But Will Things Actually Change For Black Patients?
The FDA approved the use of a new gene editing tool that could dramatically change how the blood disease is treated.
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A New Sickle Cell Cure Could Be A Game Changer For Many Black Americans
The FDA is beginning to review a new therapy for sickle cell, a disease that disproportionatley impacts Black Americans in the U.S..
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HHS Targets Black and Latino Communities With New COVID Vaccine Ads
In an effort to increase vaccinations ahead of the holidays, the Department of Health and Human Services is launching new ads targeted to communities of color.
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams’ Special Vaccination Exception for Athletes Sends The Wrong Message
NY Mayor Eric Adams’s exception for athletes and performers for the private sector COVID mandate will do more harm to the vaccination efforts than good.
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The View Co-Hosts Sunny Hostin and Ana Navarro Back at the Table After False Positive COVID Tests
The two were abruptly pulled away live on-air during Friday morning’s broadcast.
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Poll: Black Americans Are Getting Vaccinated at Higher Rates Than Whites
71 percent of Black people say they have received a vaccine versus 61 percent of whites.