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As few as ten people. Only adults. Mostly white po

As few as ten people. Only adults. Mostly white populations.

Tufts Associate Professor Valencia Koomson describes some of the guidelines that the FDA currently has around testing pulse oximeters.
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#racialbias #medicaldevices

"I did what anyone else would do, right? I saw a s

"I did what anyone else would do, right? I saw a study, I said, 'Let me make a TikTok about this.'"

Medical student Joel Bervell on the idea behind his viral video on racial bias in pulse oximeters.

"'What is different about your grilled cheese and

"'What is different about your grilled cheese and tomato soup?'

'Nothing different about it. It uses all WIC approved ingredients.'”

Sunni Rudd, on why her TikTok videos are going viral.

Digital connection. This week Matter of Fact looks

Digital connection. This week Matter of Fact looks at how TikTok is helping teach people on limited budgets make healthy food choices and advocate for their own well-being. Plus, a Match.com biological anthropologist explains the science behind dating fatigue.

#Baltimore #pulseoximeters #Brooklyn #WIC

Laura Chavez sits down with Maria Guerra-Stoll, ar

Laura Chavez sits down with Maria Guerra-Stoll, architect for Tyler Perry Studios, who's launching her own studio to highlight Latino and Hispanic storytelling.

"They don't tell you all the other things you're g

"They don't tell you all the other things you're gonna be denied."

Syrita Steib, who was sentenced to a decade in prison and charged with almost $2 million in restitution, talks about also losing access to education, housing and employment.

#louisiana

How a Milwaukee gallery owner turned the "cash for

How a Milwaukee gallery owner turned the "cash for homes" signs in her neighborhood into art.

This week Matter of Fact looks at a Louisiana woma

This week Matter of Fact looks at a Louisiana woman's mission to "ban the box" on college applications requiring applicants to disclose criminal records. Plus, a Wisconsin artist addresses gentrification in a new way and a Georgia filmmaker opens up space for Latino and Hispanic stories.

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