Public Health Under Scrutiny in Pensacola Amid Rising STDs By Takeira S. Nettles Pensacola health officials and law enforcement are confronting intersecting challenges related to sexual health in the community as sexually transmitted infections continue to be reported at elevated levels and a local police officer faces criminal charges linked to nondisclosure of his HIV […]
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Stories like these are often heard way too late when it comes to domestic violence. Normally, you never hear about how badly one is treated until someone has been badly hurt or even killed.
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By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent @StacyBrownMedia Each year in the United States, about 700 women die during pregnancy or the year after. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, another 50,000 women each year have unexpected labor and delivery outcomes with serious short- or long-term health consequences. “Every pregnancy-related […]
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Since last year, approximately 440 Cubans have died from COVID-19, giving Cuba one of the lowest death rates per capita in the world. Cuba is also developing five COVID-19 vaccines, including two which have entered stage 3 trials.
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