Erick Nunez is a social worker in New York City committed to raising HIV/AIDS awareness via his work with both Brightpoint Health and the YGBLI. He talks about stereotypes in how the ongoing epidemic is being addressed in Black and Latino communities by the media.
[jwplatform ozC1qEJE] Tamar Braxton, co-host of “The Real,” took time on a recent episode to elaborate on her touching “most memorable year” performance on “Dancing
Chinonye Akunne is the CEO of Ilera Apothecary. Read on to learn more about her company’s mission, who inspires her, and how she uses social
Now that your new baby is here, you have a lot to think about: when to feed her, what to do when she cries and
“Before anything else, preparation is the key to success.” –Alexander Graham Bell The key to sticking to a healthy eating plan is planning and preparing
To describe Corey Walker as a fitness buff is an understatement. He has amassed a large roster of clients who clamor for his services. Read on
Oftentimes I hear people talk about how healthy eating is usually extremely expensive, however, I have found just the opposite to be true. By preparing nutritious,
How far would you go to save the life of your child if he or she was stricken with cancer? A Detroit father decided to
Awareness surrounding HIV/AIDS has been a major priority for the health care community for decades, and in the African American community, awareness has been key
As our parents get older and enter their 60s and 70s, their health becomes more of a concern. Encouraging your aging loved ones to exercise
As a mother of 5-year old triplets, I’m starting to see exactly how children learn healthy habits. It doesn’t always come from talking at them
As a society, we are failing in our efforts to keep our children healthy. Health care professionals, educational institutions, and the food and beverage industry
The reunion tour and possible new album of legendary Houston rap group The Geto Boys is on hold indefinitely as one of it’s members recuperates
So you want to eat better and get into shape? That’s great… Just one problem… You don’t know how! It’s OK; we’ve all been there.
There is great news out of Cuba in the fight against HIV. The World Health Organization announced late last week that Cuba has become the first country to
The African American community is riddled with health issues. According to The Department of Health and Human Services Office, “African American adults are 80 percent
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Though new cases of HIV and AIDS have declined over the last 10 years, there is one age group that has continued to have its numbers rise over
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