Black and Hispanic hairdressers are exposed to a mixture of chemicals, many of them potentially hazardous and undisclosed on labels.

Current medical standards for accessing stroke risk perform worse for Black Americans than for white Americans, research finds.

Mexican immigrants with darker skin tones report more discrimination from US-born whites, a study in two cities finds.

More Americans are buying groceries at dollar stores, which often means getting food that's low in nutrition and high in calories.

A look at the earnings of young workers without college suggests that employers don't equally value the contributions of some groups.

"This study highlights the fact that even in 2022 if you’re not white, you don’t get the same therapies that white people do."

Asian Americans, particularly Korean Americans, are at an unusually high risk for stomach cancer, research shows.

Interviews with Indian American teens reveal that discrimination against them began as early as preschool.

Racial discrimination's effects on health are greater than thought, researchers report. It can also affect partners, they say.

Standard screening tools may not detect the depression symptoms that Black women experience, research finds.