
7 cancer types often diagnosed late in the Black community
Early detection disparities continue to impact survival rates for these commonly overlooked cancers, making awareness and proactive screening crucial for the Black community. The critical
Early detection disparities continue to impact survival rates for these commonly overlooked cancers, making awareness and proactive screening crucial for the Black community. The critical
Understanding ovarian cancer’s early warning signs has long challenged medical professionals, making risk factor awareness crucial for prevention. While sexual activity itself doesn’t directly cause
Ovarian cancer, often called the silent killer, presents one of the most serious health threats women face globally. Its subtle symptoms frequently mimic less severe
New research uncovers critical links between common reproductive conditions and cancer risk Endometriosis is a condition that affects a significant number of individuals, with about
Dr. Tamika Sea is a native of Memphis who received a Bachelor of Science in biology with concentrations in comparative women’s studies and visual arts
Cancer is an unrelenting adversary that knows no bounds, affecting people from all walks of life. However, this formidable foe often goes undiagnosed in the
Three more women are suing L’Oreal over claims that the chemicals in hair straighteners offered by the company gave them recurring cancers and tumors. The
Former “Basketball Wives” star Brandi Maxiell reportedly has been hospitalized with severe complications from the novel coronavirus. This represents a jolting reminder that the pandemic
Many women make it a part of their regular hygiene routine to sprinkle talcum powder on their bodies and undergarments, especially after a shower. It’s
September is recognized as National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. The goal is simple; to bring awareness to one of the most deadly diseases that plagues
The entertainment community reached out and gave superstar actress Angelina Jolie a warm, tight hug after she revealed in a New York Times op-ed piece
On Aug. 1, the Women’s Media and Lisa Cosgrove of Harvard’s Center for Ethics published a review that links breast and ovarian cancer with antidepressant