How Japan’s breakfast culture became part of chrononutrition science

The hantavirus outbreak aboard a cruise ship in the Atlantic unfolds against the backdrop of lingering COVID-era trauma in Asian American communities. The virus...

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Asian American women with breast cancer had higher survival rates than white women, though outcomes differed across ethnic groups within the population, accordi...

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A CDC webpage detailing tuberculosis (TB) trends among Asian persons is no longer accessible on the agency’s website. The page cited federal surveillance data s...

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The Coalition of National Racial and Ethnic Psychological Associations (CONREPA) has formally opposed recognizing the Association of Jewish Psychologists (AJP)...

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A new University of Toronto study suggests that stereotypes portraying Asian Americans as uniformly healthy have contributed to blind spots in U.S. mortality re...

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Two large studies released this month found that commonly used racial categories in U.S. health data obscure significant disparities among Asian American patien...

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Kimchi is named for the first time in the U.S. Dietary Guidelines for Americans, appearing in a section that addresses fermented foods and gut health. The updat...

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Asian women who have never smoked in Northern California are experiencing a sharp and underrecognized rise in lung cancer, eight years of Kaiser Permanente data...

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New research from AARP indicates that loneliness is affecting older Americans at a higher rate than in previous years, with 40% meeting the threshold for loneli...

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A new study in South Korea found that eating kimchi powder every day can make key immune cells more alert while helping the body maintain steady immune control....

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