Health Equity

Five NewYork-Presbyterian Lang Youth Medical Program graduates share the lessons, memories, and mentorship that inspired them to pursue careers in medicine.

To mark Black History Month, two NewYork-Presbyterian physicians discuss the importance of mentors and how to create a lasting legacy.

Art on the Ave and NewYork-Presbyterian have installed street-facing art exhibits for the public to enjoy.

Experts explain what it means to identify as transgender and the diversity of gender identity.

With chronic kidney disease rates on the rise and more patients needing dialysis, a nephrologist explains how the treatment works and the different options available to patients.

In honor of Black History Month, OB-GYN Dr. Auja McDougale shares how her family’s rich history shaped who she is today and inspires her to give back to her community.

A leading expert shares four tips for Black women about their breast health.

For more than three decades, NewYork-Presbyterian’s HIV clinics have worked on the front lines of treating and preventing HIV.

An expert explains how Black women are disproportionately affected and what they can do to protect their health.

In honor of Black History Month, nine health care providers from NewYork-Presbyterian share what drives them to help eliminate health disparities and serve their communities.