The shocking truth about why this common health metric may be dangerously wrong Body Mass Index (BMI) has been a staple in health assessments for
Black women are making history by joining forces with researchers in an unprecedented cancer study that could save countless lives. The American Cancer Society’s groundbreaking
Cardiovascular disease stands as the second leading cause of death among Black men, trailing only behind cancer in its devastating impact. This health crisis, characterized
Prostate cancer continues to disproportionately affect Black men at higher rates than other racial groups. While common risk factors like age and family history are
Numbers demand immediate reform, threaten to stop adding up correctly In a groundbreaking development, medical statistics have collectively refused to continue reporting health disparities without
Navigating health resources with confidence and knowledge Navigating the health information landscape Health information presents both opportunities and challenges for the African American community. With
In a remarkable fusion of ingenuity and purpose, Eniola Shokunbi has emerged as a beacon of innovation at Commodore MacDonough STEM Academy. The 12-year-old inventor
New research reveals persistent disparities across all cancer subtypes The stark reality of breast cancer disparities Breast cancer, one of the most common cancers among
Born in Lincolnville, South Carolina, Dr. Pernessa Seele has dedicated over 37 years to bridging the gap between faith and public health. As the founder
Heart disease is often viewed as an issue primarily affecting older adults. However, the alarming rise in heart attacks among Black women under 35 challenges
In the intricate world of health care, where every choice can mean the difference between life and death, an unseen force quietly influences outcomes: unconscious
Supporting a Black pregnant woman as a health accountability partner is a responsibility that requires empathy, understanding and commitment. The journey of pregnancy is profound
Tara and Frederick Robinson, founders of the Black Heart Association, recently visited Harlem to promote heart health awareness and provide free screenings. This initiative is
In today’s fast-paced world, many individuals tend to prioritize work, family, and other responsibilities over their health. Unfortunately, this is especially true for Black men,
In today’s edition of Health IQ, Munson Steed engages in a compelling conversation with Janet Reid-Hector, Ed.D, RD, an assistant professor and director for the MS
Cervical cancer is a significant health issue that disproportionately affects Black women. Understanding this demographic’s unique challenges and the crucial role of early detection can
Recent studies have highlighted a concerning link between socioeconomic factors and health outcomes, particularly concerning prostate cancer among Black men. Research indicates that the stress
Black women face unique challenges at the intersection of race and gender, often resulting in significant stress that can lead to adverse health outcomes. This
Washington, D.C. – The National Business League (NBL)®, National Medical Association (NMA)®, and National Bar Association (NBA)® are proud to announce a collaborative effort to
Kidney disease stands as a major health concern in the United States, particularly affecting the Black community. Reports indicate a troubling trend where kidneys from
