Writing — ANISSA

Do You Have High Functioning Depression?

Black women are disproportionately at risk, and Dr. Judith Joseph says if we don’t heal, eventually “something’s going to give.”

The Unequal Weight of a Drug Test

At trauma centers, youth of color are more likely to be tested for substances. With overdoses rising, why aren’t all kids tested equitably?

Do You Really Need That Glass of Wine?

Black Americans are using Dry January as an annual health reset and are rethinking their relationship with alcohol. Here’s what they say.

As the Eaton Fires tore through a historic Black community, Altadena residents share how they plan to rebuild. But, it won’t be easy.

Black residents in L.A. who’ve been affected by the wildfires are in need of financial aid, food, and housing. Donate to their GoFundMe’s.

Here are 5 takeaways from “Reclaiming the Black Body,” a new book helping Black women heal their eating imbalances in an anti-Black society.

Watch as WIB health data reporter Anissa Durham interviews Alishia McCullough about her new book on Black women and eating disorders.

Our health data reporter, Anissa Durham, reflects on her favorite and most impactful stories from 2024 — and shares her upcoming projects.

It’s time to get your updated 2024-2025 COVID-19 vaccine. Here’s how Americans are responding to the update.

Three people told us their thoughts and fears about what Trump, RFK Jr, and Dr. Oz will do to the nation’s health system.

Maternal care deserts and abortion bans have made birthing more challenging for Black women. Here’s what needs to change.

Black children and adolescents are more likely to die by firearm than any other racial group. Here’s what policymakers can do to change that.