Health

American Academy of Pediatrics Policy on Racism Raises Bar for Clinicians and Health Care Workers

By Dr. Gail C. Christopher Years ago, the race equity community approved when the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) acknowledged that social determinants of health – economic stability, education, social and community context, health and healthcare, and neighborhood and environment […]
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Health

MY EXODUS PART 3: BREAK EVERY CHAIN

By Dr. Lakesha Legree Greetings and Happy New Year to you! It’s your favorite Mental Health Awareness Doc! This month, we will continue our journey entitled “My Exodus” but we will dive deeper into the topic and begin to focus […]
Celebrity

5 ways to get a good nights sleep!

By Dolvett Quince When was the last time you got a good night’s sleep?  I’m talking about a full night’s rest, where you went to bed at the time you wanted to and woke up feeling refreshed. It seems that […]
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Family

Infertility and Pre-Pregnancy Counseling

Understanding Infertility By Desireé M. McCarthy-Keith, M.D., M.P.H Are you having trouble getting pregnant?  Are you preparing for pregnancy down the road?  No matter where you fall on the fertility spectrum, you should be armed with information about your reproductive […]
Fitness

Mind Influence Massage- John Mack

By Taroue Brooks Tell us about your training/education and your company.  I have been a Georgia licensed massage therapist and nationally certified for 12 years.  I also have bachelors degree in general science and certified in performing multiple massage modalities […]
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Health

Black Women Taking on the Fight Against Diabetes

By Linda Goler Blount, MPH, President and CEO, Black Women’s Health Imperative The cost of insulin is skyrocketing and people—especially Black women—are dying because they cannot afford or don’t have access to vital medication. There is not enough being done […]
Health

Holiday Grieving

By Vivianne A. Griffiths , MSN, APRN, CCLC So, here we are at the holidays. For many it will be a busy time with fun gatherings, special preparations and of course, shopping and money angst.   But not for you. Maybe […]
Health

Dalando Baker-Inspired To Become A Nurse

By Taroue Brooks What inspired you to become a nurse?I’ve always had compassion and desire to help those in need. Growing up in a single parent household my mother took in my ill grandmother who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s at […]
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Celebrity

An Interview with Mallory Henderson

By Taroue Brooks Houston native, Mallory Henderson, has been singing since she can remember. She got her first solo in the church choir at age four and the rest was history. When she decided to start performing in talent shows […]
Health

MY EXODUS – PART 2: EXFOLIATE THE OLD, WELCOME IN THE NEW

By Dr. LaKesha Legree In the previous article within last month’s edition, I introduced the concept of prioritizing and planning for your personal Exodus.  A swift yet pragmatic, transitional departure from pre-conceived notions, ideologies, behaviors and cultural norms that are […]
Culture

TIS Foundation Champions, Happy Thanksgiving! The COUNT DOWN for TIS Foundation Turkey Drive 2019 is on!!!

Come out and join us!  TIS Foundation will be giving away turkeys, canned & boxed goods, and serving a HOT Thanksgiving meal to District of Columbia residents.  TIS Foundation will also share information on mental health and nutrition. AND… IT’S […]