Why Eye Screenings Are a MUST for Black Diabetics
Diabetes is a chronic condition affecting millions of people worldwide, and it disproportionately impacts Black Americans. While most people are…
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5 Years Later: Did COVID Change Anything for Black America?
Five years ago, on March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic, a moment that irrevocably altered…
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Former NBA Player & Billionaire Passes Away at 71
The former NBA sixth man who rose from being just another pro-athlete to one of the most successful businessmen, Junior…
7 Daily Exercises to Help Alleviate Back Pain
How many times have you heard a family member, friend or colleague say “my back hurts”? Or I’ll do you…
The Best Remedies for Bloating You Never Knew
Let’s face it: bloating is not only uncomfortable, it’s embarrassing. Especially when it’s accompanied by gas that you can’t hold…
Being Mixed Race in Clinical Trials: Why Genomics Matters
The latest U.S. Census results revealed a 276 percent increase in the multiracial population over ten years, rising from 9…
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The Loneliness Epidemic Among Black Millennials & Gen Z—Why Are We More Isolated?
Loneliness is often seen as a personal problem, but for Black Millennials and Gen Z, it has become an epidemic.…
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R. Kelly Reveals His Singing is an ‘Uncurable Disease’
Nobody has really heard from once mega-R&B star R. Kelly in awhile. It's been nearly three years since the disgraced…
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“If Only We Knew Sooner”: One Woman’s Fight to Raise Colon Cancer Awareness
Colorectal cancer is a disease that affects thousands each year, yet early detection and awareness can make all the difference.…
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When Chemo Isn’t Enough: Alternative & Complementary Treatments Black Women Are Trying
Although chemotherapy is an essential component of cancer treatment, many Black women are compelled to investigate alternative and complementary therapies…
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Who’s Really In Control? Why Black Communities Should Be Concerned About Government Layoffs
Government jobs have long been a financial lifeline for Black communities, offering stable employment, fair wages, and access to benefits…
This Hospital Wants to Make Multiple Myeloma Treatments More Affordable
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmyve5JjBOQ In a world where cancer continues to be a formidable adversary, a revolutionary treatment known as cellular immunotherapy is…
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How to Create Nighttime Routine That Makes Your Morning Easier
Become an early bird and catch the worm. It is not easy to transition from being a night owl, but…
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What’s in Your Hair? Experts Weigh in on the Next Steps for Safer Products
Synthetic braiding hair is widely used by Black people, especially women and children. However, many synthetic braiding hair products contain…
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How Chronic Myeloid Leukemia Affects Black Women Differently
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia (CML) is a form of cancer that originates in the bone marrow, leading to an overproduction of…
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Why Your Blood Sugar Spikes Even When You Eat ‘Healthy’
Many assume that eating "healthy" automatically means stable blood sugar levels. You avoid candy, soda, and processed junk food, yet…
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