Google's Chief Health Officer Explains How Technology Is Making Health Care Accessible to Everyone
The doctor-turned–policy leader—and now chief health officer at Google—is overseeing the tools and technology that could help make health care accessible to all.
How This Tattoo Artist Is Helping Breast Cancer Survivors Heal
Tattoo artist, Amy Black, from Richmond, Virginia, is empowering breast cancer patients through mastectomy tattooing (including decorative designs on the breasts and 3-D nipple or areola work, to create a realistic image of those body parts). After a session with Black, clients have told her they can move forward.
This Influencer Didn't Start Her Fitness Journey Until She Was in Her 70s
This 75-year-old fitness influencer started working out to improve her health and gained more than 1 million Instagram followers in the process. She wants people of all ages to know that you’re never too old to get fit.
Former Swimmer Emily Klueh on Why Olympic Athletes Need Mental Health Support
The former Team USA swimmer is headed to Tokyo as a mental health officer for the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee, helping elite athletes care for their minds as well as they care for their bodies.
How Sarah McBride, the First Openly Trans State Senator, Plans to Bring Equity to Health Care
The Delaware lawmaker, elected last November, is the first openly trans state senator, and now the advocate-turned-politician is committed to making everyone feel seen and heard through her legislation.
These 3 Women Are Changing How People Find Mental Health Support
Meet three visionaries who are breaking molds and taboos to help everyone get the mental health support they need.
