Nearly 35% of People with Kidney Failure are Black – Why?
You read that right. Kidney failure, known in medical circles as end-stage renal disease (ESRD), casts a heavy shadow over…
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7 Reasons Black Men Are Getting Prostate Cancer Earlier & Earlier
It’s a problem with not nearly enough attention. Prostate cancer hits men hard all over the world—it’s one of the…
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5 Metabolism Boosters Found in the Everyday Kitchen
Every season, there is a new diet fad that claims to be the secret to all your weight loss goals.…
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The Best Belly Fat Exercise…EVER
What's the best way to tone every angle of your stomach, including your obliques? Looking for the best exercises to…
After Safe Trials, This Drug Was Approved for ATTR-CM
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recently approved Amvuttra (vutrisiran), a new drug developed by Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, for…
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The Truth About Collagen Peptides: Do They Really Work for Black Skin?
While collagen peptides aren’t new, celebrities usually use the supplements more frequently than anyone else. If you’ve been thinking about…
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I Was Gaslit by Doctors During Pregnancy—Now I Fight to Save Other Mothers
Rachell Dumas’ journey into maternal health advocacy wasn’t something she planned—it was something she lived. She experienced medical gaslighting, pregnancy…
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JuJu Watkins’ Season Ends with Torn ACL: What It Means for USC and Her Road to Recovery
In a heartbreaking turn of events for the University of Southern California (USC) women's basketball team, star guard JuJu Watkins…
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Our Bodies are Meant to Move: Karen’s Battle with Colorectal Cancer
It all started when I was diagnosed with colorectal cancer. I had an adverse reaction to the chemotherapy treatment, which caused…
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New Prediction States 50% of Adults Worldwide Will Be Obese by 2050
One in eight adults currently live with obesity. Spending most of adult life obese can lead to several serious diseases…
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Cancer-Causing Hair Products? Why Black Women Are at the Highest Risk!
Many hair and beauty products marketed to Black women contain harmful chemicals like formaldehyde, which has been linked to increased…
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5 Foods to Ease Crohn’s Symptoms
Gut flare-ups are no fun, especially when they occur while you're out and about, at a family gathering, or in…
Blacks Have Different Pancreatic Tumor Markers. This Is Why Our Research Matters
Pancreatic cancer tumors are the third leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States, according to the Hirshberg Foundation…
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Struggling with the Time Change? These Simple Tricks Will Save You!
Even though you may know when Daylight Savings Time is supposed to start, it doesn’t mean that you’ll be ready…
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How Target’s Profits Plummeted Amid Boycott Calls and DEI Controversy
Target Corp. reportedly faced a significant financial setback, with its full-year revenue for 2024 down 0.8% from 2023 and a…
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Racial and Ethnic Differences Persist in COVID-19, According to Survey
Sponsored by Gilead Sciences Racial and ethnic disparities in health care have long been a problem in the U.S.1 For…
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