The internet is notoriously full of inaccurate and overtly biased content. A robot trained on that data ends up racist and sexist, report researchers.

After the presidential election of Barack Obama, Black and Hispanic veterans, on average, experienced about two fewer poor mental health days a month.

A common medical device routinely overestimates blood oxygen levels in Black and Hispanic patients, possibly leading to a delay in treatment for COVID-19.

It’s been two years since Derek Chauvin killed George Floyd during a police stop. What has changed—and what still needs to be done? Two law professors weigh in.

Black students exposed to traumatic events like police shootings may get less from behavioral interventions in the classroom, research finds.

Black students exposed to traumatic events like police shootings may get less from behavioral interventions in the classroom, research finds.

An expert explains the rising number of hate crimes in the US as well as white nationalist violence after the recent mass shooting in Buffalo, New York.

A new study digs into how the term "white privilege" affects online communication. The findings show how important language is in talking about race online.

More Black men have been dying from sleep apnea than Black women and white people of both genders over 20 years, a new study shows.

Three of four blood tests used to identify people in early stage Alzheimer’s perform differently in Black people, putting them at risk for misdiagnosis.