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Your health IQ isn’t just about knowing what’s healthy; it’s about making choices that can have long-term benefits. Some foods go beyond the basics, quietly
October 27, 2024
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Your health IQ isn’t just about knowing what’s healthy; it’s about making choices that can have long-term benefits. Some foods go beyond the basics, quietly
Zwatie Kiamani Davis, a native of Detroit, is not just a master barber known for his precision cuts that have graced the heads of celebrities
Rolling out‘s Health IQ proudly presents an enlightening conversation with Kenyatta W. Stephens, Ph.D., an internationally recognized public health strategist and founder of SAPHE Consulting
Maternal mental health is a big topic among new mothers, and Shaenor Ishmael, Ph.D, is an expert in the field, finding different approaches to help
At a young age, Lisa Washington knew that at some point in her life, she was going to need a kidney. When that time came,
Ten years ago, David Manuel was in a life-or-death situation due to liver and kidney failure, and he didn’t know if he would ever see
Breannie Charles is a certified HIV pharmacist who works for Avita Pharmacy, specializing in HIV care, treatment, and prevention. Charles has been committed to helping patients
Rory T. Edwards labels himself as a chief transformation officer, especially for athletes, and also as a wellness specialist. Recently, he stopped by rolling out and explained
In a candid discussion on Health IQ, Dr. Nihar Desai, a respected cardiologist from Yale School of Medicine, joined host Munson Steed to unravel the intricacies of heart health. Emphasizing the significance of awareness, Dr. Desai urged listeners to adopt proactive measures, stressing lifestyle choices as key contributors to cardiovascular well-being.
Patient Health Advocate Latrice Baxter and Dr. Nihar Desai from Yale School of Medicine have candid discussions on heart health, family history, cholesterol awareness, and Proactive Health Strategies. They delve into insights surrounding recognizing urgency, bridging gaps in patient-provider communication, and initiating timely interventions for a heart-healthy lifestyle.
Dr. Maya Green is the regional medical director for communities on Chicago’s south and west side at Howard Brown Health. A graduate of Alabama A&M
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has given the green light to two new gene therapies, Casgevy and Lyfgenia, to treat sickle cell disease
Boston-born psychotherapist Elliott Connie, known for his unique approach to talk therapy, has spent two decades helping people find hope and healing. His work, influenced
Racism increases the risk of a stroke in American Black women, according to the largest follow-up study on the health of Black women in the
Smooth N Groove CEO and owner Keon Davis attended the Morehouse Alumni Ultimate Health and Wellness Fun Day at The Villages At Carver Family YMCA
Nurse practitioner Melissa Pauline is saving lives by making preventative treatment available. Pauline opened the RejuvenateU Wellness Clinic in early 2020, quickly establishing it as
Renowned actress Nicole Ari Parker recently partnered with Novavax, a leading biotechnology company; and HealthyWomen, a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating women ages 35 to
Dr. Burnetta Herron is a general surgeon at Sinai Chicago Hospital. A Chicago native, she has more than 25 years of experience in the medical
Dr. Vernon Rayford, an internal medicine specialist and pediatrician from Tupelo, Miss., says St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital is actively examining a cure for sickle
To kick off Breast Cancer Awareness Month, rolling out’s Porsha Monique sat down with Ricki Fairley and Valarie Worthy, the co-founders of TOUCH, The Black
