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The risk of dying in Covid patients was up to 81-fold higher in the acute phase. People who catch COVID-19 are at much greater risk of dying for at least 18 MONTHS after being infected, warns a new study. GROUND PICTURE/SWNS TALKER

People Who Had COVID-19 At Much Greater Risk Of Dying For At Least 18 Months

January 21, 2023 zenger.news Comments Off

Risk of death in Covid patients was up to 81-fold higher in the acute phase and five-fold higher in the post-acute phase.
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Cervical Cancer Awareness Month

January 19, 2023 admin 0

By Kara James, Planned Parenthood Los Angeles Nurse Practitioner January is National Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. Cervical cancer is preventable, but remains life-threatening for thousands of Black women every year. Every day, I do all I can to fight barriers […]

Meet Susan C. Modesitt, MD, Obstetrician and Gynecologists at the Black Womens Expo Atlanta Sunday Dec the 18th

December 18, 2022 admin 0

Dr. Susan C. Modesitt is the Leach/Hendee endowed Professor in the Gynecologic Oncology Division and also serves as the Division Director. She completed her undergraduate degree at Emory University and went on to complete medical school at the University of […]

Foundation for Women’s Cancer at Black Women’s Expo Atlanta to Support Education and Resources in the Fight Against Gyn Cancer

December 14, 2022 admin 0

Every Five Minutes a Woman is Diagnosed with 1 of the 5 Gyn Cancers WHAT: The Foundation for Women’s Cancer https://www.foundationforwomenscancer.org/movethemessage/ will be joining its partner, Heart & Soul Magazine https://www.heartandsoul.com/ at the Black Women’s Expo with a member of […]

Shades of Blue: Mental Health and Well-Being in the Black Community

December 12, 2022 admin 0

By Beverly Dawn Whatley, M.Ed. When one’s car starts making a noise or the gauge indicates low fuel, there’s no debate about calling the mechanic or pulling into a gas station. A car is not safe if it’s running poorly, […]

Dr. Sylvia Bartley-The More We Know Community Show Podcast

November 29, 2022 admin 0

By Staff What inspired you to host a podcast in such a competitive industry AALF, a non-profit, that I was the Board Chair of at the time, asked me to cover for a radio show host in MN on KMOJ […]

Arts & Culture

The ultimate destination for Black Women in Atlanta! The Black Womens Expo! Dec 17th – Dec 18th

November 28, 2022 admin 0

DEC 17 AT 9 AM – DEC 18 AT 4 PM BWe NEXT Atlanta The GICC – Georgia Int’l Convention Center Get Tickets Connecting with the African American consumer within this uplifting, motivational environment, where the focus is […]

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Blood Test To Diagnose Alzheimer’s Years Before Symptoms Develop Could Be Coming Soon

November 15, 2022 zenger.news Comments Off

Much-needed early Alzheimer’s biomarker development; a breakthrough in medical sciences
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1 in 8 people suffer from Nausea. Our Body's have natural defensive response to get rid of bacterial toxins. CAST OF THOUSAND/ VIA SHUTTERSTOCK

Chronic Stomach Nausea Could Be Cured Through Groundbreaking Neural Research

November 10, 2022 zenger.news Comments Off

Chronic nausea is common, with as many as one in eight people suffering from it on a regular basis.
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Health

Stand Up To Cancer

November 4, 2022 admin 0

Stand Up To Cancer continues its mission to pioneer new approaches and accelerate efforts to prevent, diagnose and treat cancer in a way that benefits all patients. Count Me In believes anyone with cancer, regardless of where they live or who they […]

An Interview With Voiceover Artist Actor Host- Eric B. Bell

November 2, 2022 admin 0

By Staff How are you handling being the big 50? I am excited to reach this milestone. However, it did honestly sneak up on me. I turn 50 in May. I feel happy and blessed to turn 50 for so […]

In A Small Steel Town, A Deadly Smog Event Sparked A Week Of Terror

November 2, 2022 zenger.news Comments Off

One of the worst public health disasters in American history affected nearly 14,000 residents.
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LaNease Adams talks Mental Health and Her Role as Star and Executive Producer of HAPAward-nominated film “Heaven’s Revenge”

October 28, 2022 admin 0

She was the first African American Female to be a contestant of ABC’s hit show “The Bachelor.” But Lanease Adams always knew that she was more than just a contestant – she was a multi-hyphenate talent with skills both on […]

World Stroke Day Saturday, October 29: Take Charge of Your Health Today to Prevent Stroke & Dementia Tomorrow

October 26, 2022 admin 0

Heart & Soul recently connected with Dr. Richard Benson, director of the Office of Global Health and Health Disparities at the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, part of the U.S. National Institutes of Health, to discuss how high […]

NIH-supported study finds racial disparities in advanced heart failure treatment

October 20, 2022 admin 0

White adults were twice as likely as Black adults to receive mechanical heart pumps or heart transplants Black adults treated at advanced heart failure centers received potentially life-changing therapies, such as transplants and heart pumps, about half as often as […]

Why Kids Born During The Pandemic Are Worse At Communicating

October 17, 2022 zenger.news Comments Off

Researchers studied 309 12-month-old pandemic babies born during the first three months of the outbreak.
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