President Obama talks about his relationship with Congress, his recent executive actions on immigration and Cuba, race in the U.S., and foreign policy.
U.S government boarding schools were once used to erase Indigenous culture and force assimilation. But in the 21st century, education opens opportunities.
The mental health treatment field is disproportionately white. How important is it to find a care provider that can identify with a person’s culture and experiences? And how can systems be strengthened to provide acceptable mental health support to people of color?
Psychedelics, in medical terms, is an inexact category of drugs that affect perceptions and cognition. Their proponents say 1960s-era associations have undermined exciting research in the field of neuroscience.
From the Spanish influenza of 1918, to the SARs epidemic of the early 2000s - Witness History shares these accounts from people who have suffered from viral diseases and those who have worked to find a cure.
The U.S. spends more on health care than any other country in the world, but Americans aren't as healthy as people living in other developed countries. Could artificial intelligence change all that?
