Black Hopkins Nurses Firsts
Meet three phenomenal Black nurses who we recognize as “firsts” in our school, across Johns Hopkins University, and even across...
On the Pulse | 02/22/22
black history month
Black Nurses 365
Written by Ashley White Black history has ended, but Black history and achievements should be celebrated every day of the year. To that...
On the Pulse | 03/10/21
“Tangled” Study is Overcoming Mistrust of Research Among Black Women to Reform Our Approach to Systemic Intimate Partner Violence
Written by Kamila A. Alexander, Rebecca Goldberg, Margaret Eddleton, & the TANGLED Research Study for Young Women Team ...
Research | 02/24/21
Advice from Black Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners
In 2021, we can tentatively see a light at the end of the tunnel. But the world, and then Americans, and in particular Black Americans and...
Profiles | 02/09/21
Is Race Really a Risk Factor?
My grandfather, a 75-year-old African American man, visited his primary care provider for his yearly checkup. The provider said, “You are...
On the Pulse | 02/26/20
The Power of WE
An Homage to Black Professionals in Health Care—Black Representation Matters “Paging Dr. Cheryl Burrus room 1, Dr. Nneka Davis room 2,...
On the Pulse | 02/24/20
Black Women and Matters of the Heart
By: Dr. Diana Baptiste and Dr. Yvonne Commodore Mensah February is Black History Month, and also happens to be American Heart Month! Every...
On the Pulse | 02/14/19
