April is National Minority Health Month, a time to raise awareness about the health disparities that continue to affect racial and ethnic minority populations. By coming together as a community, we can help ensure everyone has the chance to live a healthier, longer life—regardless of their background.
During the month of April the HHS Office of Minority Health leads the observance of National Minority Health Month. Our Friday Five checks out this year’s theme, and looks at policies, papers and organizations addressing health equity.
During the month of April the HHS Office of Minority Health leads the observance of National Minority Health Month. Our Friday Five has a great episode discussing nursing and anti-racism, policies addressing health equity, commentary from experts and how you can take action.
During the month of April the HHS Office of Minority Health leads the observance of National Minority Health Month. Our Friday Five covers some resources, new tools, commentary from experts and what the new CDC director has to say about minority health policy.
This week’s Friday Five celebrates the close of Minority Health Month which encourages everyone to take simple and creative steps to stay active and support physical, mental and emotional wellness.
During the month of April the HHS Office of Minority Health leads the observance of National Minority Health Month to raise awareness about issues impacting health disparities and health equity in America.
April was a busy month for celebrations and awareness. We followed the events, news, and tweets throughout each celebration and created our own collection. Check it out.
During the month of April the HHS Office of Minority Health leads the observance of National Minority Health Month. According to the OMH, it is a time to raise awareness on issues impacting health disparities and health equity in America.
Highlighting National Minority Health Month, National Public Health Week, and Every Kid Healthy Week this April. Check out our recap of events in our story on Storify.
By Dr. Cara James – Each April, in recognition of National Minority Health Month, we commemorate past achievements, acknowledge current efforts, and outline our continued journey towards health equity and equality for all. Fifty years ago, our journey included stops in …
Each year, HHS Office of Minority Health leads the observance of National Minority Health Month and joins with federal, state, tribal, local and territorial partners across the country in calling for a renewed commitment to eliminate health disparities and achieve health equity.
The HHS Office of Minority Health raises public awareness about health and health care disparities during the month of April, National Minority Health Month. Follow and join the conversation with #NMHM15
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