Tag: Health disparities

  • Nation & World

    As the end nears, who’s in control?

    Advocates and opponents of medical-aid-in-dying laws, also called physician-assisted death, gathered at Harvard Medical School for a two-day conference organized by the HMS Center for Bioethics.

    6 minutes
    Dan Diaz discusses medical aid in dying with Mildred Solomon.
  • Nation & World

    The problems with LGBTQ health care

    A significant number of LGBTQ patients experience stigma and discrimination not just in their everyday lives, but in the health care system, a problem that can be addressed by increased awareness by physicians and other providers who treat them.

    5 minutes
  • Nation & World

    Inequality runs deeper than health law

    The Affordable Care Act has narrowed health disparities along class and race lines, but not nearly as much as needed.

    4 minutes
  • Nation & World

    Closing the care gap

    Models of low-cost, high-quality health care are cause for hope that disparities in treatment between U.S. whites and minorities can be closed, said speakers at a University-wide symposium on Oct. 11.

    6 minutes