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
Lauren McCullough, PhD, MSPH, has professional and personal reasons for her devotion to the groundbreaking VOICES of Black Women campaign at the American Cancer Society. McCullough
In the fast-evolving landscape of health equity, few leaders have made as significant an impact as Dr. Jean Accius. As the President and CEO of
Prostate health is a significant concern for men worldwide, but it holds particular importance for Black men. Statistics reveal that Black men are disproportionately affected
A recent study spearheaded by researchers at New York University has revealed a concerning link between discrimination and accelerated biological aging. This groundbreaking research, published
Minou Jones, the dynamic founder and CEO of Making It Count, recently addressed a critical issue facing the African American community today—tobacco use and its
Barney Morris is a member of Moffitt Cancer Center’s Patient and Family Advisory Council and Community Advisory Board. He is the chairman for Oncology Research
Cardiologist Dr. Mary Branch is a fourth-generation African American physician whose journey and unwavering commitment to cardiovascular health has broken new ground. Her story is
Dr. B.K. Edmond is a board-certified anesthesiologist with more than 25 years in the field. He is a graduate of Morehouse College in Atlanta, Harvard
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women in the United States, but Black women face a particularly high risk.
In an illuminating session of “Equity in Focus,” Kevin E. Hooks engaged with Todd Belcore, the dynamic leader behind Social Change, diving deep into the
Dr. Eraka Bath Dr. Eraka Bath is a Professor and Vice Chair for Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in the Department of Psychiatry and senior advisor
