Special Report Usha Lee McFarling ‘So much more to do’: A hospital system’s campaign to confront racism — and resistance to change — makes early strides
Color Code Nicholas St. Fleur Listen: Vertus Hardiman and the medical tragedies that must not be forgotten
A STAT Investigation Usha Lee McFarling ‘It was stolen from me’: Black doctors are forced out of training programs at far higher rates than white residents
Color Code Nicholas St. Fleur Listen: ‘Racism is America’s oldest algorithm’: How bias creeps into health care AI
Color Code Nicholas St. Fleur Listen: Medicine lost the trust of many Black Americans. How can it be restored?
Special Report Usha Lee McFarling 20 years ago, a landmark report spotlighted systemic racism in medicine. Why has so little changed?
Health Brittany Trang One-third of U.S. labs have stopped using race-based equations to diagnose kidney disease
Health Usha Lee McFarling Brains of Black Americans age faster, study finds, with racial stressors a likely factor
Biotech Usha Lee McFarling STAT Plus: ‘Science is just rocketing forward’: A Q&A with former NIH director Francis Collins
First Opinion Gracie Himmelstein, Joniqua Ceasar and Kathryn E.W. Himmelstein Hospital financing in black and white
First Opinion Pringl Miller Breaking the ‘corporate medical playbook’ that silences physicians’ reports of inequity
First Opinion Hans Gutbrod Addressing institutional trauma in health care: the case for a structured ethical framework
First Opinion David J. Skorton and Henri R. Ford New competencies on diversity, equity, and inclusion for medical education across the continuum
Health Katherine Gilyard Placebo response reveals unconscious bias among white patients toward female, Black physicians
A STAT Investigation Usha Lee McFarling What will it take to level the playing field for Black residents?
Color Code Nicholas St. Fleur Listen: A ‘city on fire’: How Miami shaped a disputed diagnosis used to justify deaths in police custody
Color Code Nicholas St. Fleur Listen: ‘Birthing while Black’ is an American crisis. Communities demand justice
Health Allison DeAngelis Incoming JAMA editor says the journal’s issues handling race are ‘not unique to JAMA’
First Opinion LaQuayia Goldring The organ procurement system is failing people of color like me. It’s time for reform
Color Code Nicholas St. Fleur Listen: How one 1910 report curtailed Black medical education for over a century
First Opinion David Introcaso HHS’s failure to address the health harms of the climate crisis constitutes environmental and institutional racism
First Opinion Tom Sequist Unexpectedly united: The parallel plights of two communities 2,000 miles apart wracked by the pandemic
First Opinion Shenelle Wilson Gaslighting of Black medical trainees makes residency something to ‘survive’
The Readout LOUD Damian Garde, Meg Tirrell and Adam Feuerstein Listen: Medical racism, new Covid vaccines, & the resilience of Regeneron