In today’s fast-paced world, the prevalence of being inactive has become alarmingly common. The repercussions of prolonged inactivity extend far beyond mere physical fitness; they
The human heart is a marvel of engineering, tirelessly pumping blood to keep us alive. While a resilient organ, it can sometimes falter, leading to
Pernessa Seele, CEO of The Balm in Gilead, is resolute in tackling health disparities in the Black community, exemplifying an unyielding dedication to health awareness.
Heart health is paramount, and many factors come into play to ensure your well-being. While you’re probably aware of the significance of a balanced diet
David Jolicoeur, the co-mastermind behind the seminal rap triumvirate De La Soul who was known by the stage moniker Trugoy the Dove, has passed away.
Tommy “Tiny” Lister, who starred in Hollywood movies including Friday and The Fifth Element, died from heart disease, his autopsy confirmed. The actor passed away
Big Sean has announced his new album titled Detroit II. The 32-year-old rapper marked his birthday on Wednesday, March 25, 2020, by posting a trailer
Dr. Michelle Meeksis a family medicine physician and is a Fellow of The American Academy of Family Practice. After 20 years in practice, Meeks remains
Healthy Referral Newspaper has published Preventive Health Report, a 19-page e-book written by three top medical doctors, Caldwell Esselstyn, Keith Block and Joseph Maroon. The authors offer valuable advice
On June 1, 2016, online media personality Raijean Stroud’s life changed. She went about her journalism duties as usual, covering an event with local Chicago and
There is no question that African Americans have been — and continue to be — greatly impacted by cardiovascular diseases. In the United States, 1
As a Black woman, fitness enthusiast, and mother, I have strong opinions about the state of our health. I don’t believe in making excuses for
Singer Whitney Houston died from an accidental drowning after using cocaine, the Los Angeles County coroner s office said Thursday. Heart disease was also a
Whitney Houston’s toxicology report has finally come in from the Los Angeles Coroner’s Office more than a month after her shocking death on the eve
African Americans have a 30 percent greater chance of dying from heart disease than white Americans. One reason for this is dietary behavior that increases
HPV, human papillomavirus, is seen as increasing a woman’s chances of contracting heart disease, a new medical study warns. The sexually transmitted pathogen HPV is
With stress factors such as an unemployment rate of 16.1 percent, the greatest prevalence of high blood pressure cases in the world and a history
