In a candid Health IQ interview, Dr. Kanzoni Asabigi of Detroit Recovery Project addresses one of healthcare’s most significant barriers: the reluctance to discuss sexual health openly. This silence, ...

Many people visit a doctor only when something feels wrong. A persistent cough, unusual fatigue, or sudden pain usually prompts an appointment. But in everyday practice, doctors often see patients ...

Whether you’re experiencing symptoms, making decisions about family planning, or just wanting to ensure everything is working as it should, having a clear, honest conversation is the first step.

Remember the first time you stepped into someone’s house and saw their flat screen TV? Or your first friend who pulled out a “phone” with no buttons? You probably wondered, how does it work? How can ...

This year Drexel has its first club focused solely on promoting health literacy throughout the community. This club, Health Literacy & Community Partners, is founded on the idea of bridging the gaps ...

Men who talk about health live longer lives, and it’s not a coincidence. For decades, cultural norms have conditioned men to stay silent about their physical and emotional struggles. But recent ...

No one said having important health conversations with teenagers was going to be easy, but does it have to be so hard? It doesn’t, and Teen Health Arkansas (THAR) ...

We will all experience health problems during our lives. Often, health problems are short-lived and have a single cause. Chronic diseases, on the other hand, are illnesses that can last for a long ...