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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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UnTILL I DIE…..

October 31, 2022 admin 0

By Taroue Brooks Watching the film “Till” fuels my journey to continue to fight for equality and advocate for Black men. While there are several things in the movie that spoke to me, it was the uncle’s reality that left […]

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 […]

Aspire With Anthony

October 19, 2022 admin 0

Wednesday October-19-2022 I take my power back. Only I am responsible for my happiness. I believe in my ability to handle difficult situations. I will keep moving forward. I am flexible and resilient. I am […]

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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WIC announces inaugural National Enrollment Week, October 10-14, 2022

October 12, 2022 admin 0

National initiative aims to support more families with nutrition services for families and children WASHINGTON, D.C. – October 10, 2022 – Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) announced today the launch of National Enrollment Week from October 10-14, 2022. Throughout the […]

Study Says Mothers Who Eat Too Much Junk Food Put Their Kids At Risk Of This

October 12, 2022 zenger.news Comments Off

The research suggests younger women should reduce consumption of ultra-processed foods.
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NIH/NINDS and Morehouse College Present “How Black Men Can Help Prevent Stroke & Dementia Later in Life: An Open Dialogue with Alumni & Students” Webinar on Oct. 19

October 6, 2022 admin 0

Homecoming season at Historically Black Colleges and Universities marks an important time for students and alumni to come together to celebrate Black culture and community. Homecoming is also a highly anticipated event that allows different generations to connect over their […]

FOOD INSECURITY MUST BECOME A NATIONAL PRIORITY

October 5, 2022 admin 0

By Dr. Gail C. Christopher, Executive Director, National Collaborative for Health Equity WASHINGTON, DC – “The National Collaborative for Health Equity (NCHE) applauds President Biden for hosting the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health last week, the first in more than […]

Meet Marie Hamilton-Abston: The First Black Woman in the state of Mississippi to open an Opioid Treatment Center

October 5, 2022 admin 0

Written By: Jessica L. Dupree With all odds stacked against me, I had a mustard seed of faith, perseverance, and consistency for me to overcome everything that was meant to destroy me. HamiltonDavis, Inc. co-founder and CEO Marie Hamilton-Abston is […]

When Love Hurts: Domestic Violence

October 4, 2022 admin 0

Domestic Violence is a social problem and a public health issue. During the month of October, we shine a light on what it is and what we can do about it. Awareness is a first step towards finding a remedy. […]

Alfred Street Baptist Church Designates $1 Million to Jackson State University for Support during Water Crisis

September 30, 2022 admin 0

BY Black PR Wire Alfred Street Baptist Church’s (ASBC) Mission Division will donate up to $1 million to Jackson State University (JSU) to help defray costs related to the ongoing water crisis in Jackson, MS, which began in late August […]