There Are Racial Differences in Inherited High Cholesterol
For years, high cholesterol has been simplified into a lifestyle problem. People are told to eat better, move more, and
Author: Fajr Eutsey
What Not to Eat If You Have Hepatitis C
Hepatitis C doesn’t affect everyone the same way. Although Black Americans represent just 14% of the U.S. population, our community
Does Your ZIP Code Determine Your Lifespan?
The harsh truth is that the ZIP code you’re born into has more influence on your life expectancy than your
The Fibroid Treatment They Don’t Tell Us About
Up to 80 percent of Black women will develop uterine fibroids by age 50, according to data from USA Fibroid
The Rise of Celebrity-Endorsed Calories
Celebrity-endorsed calories are reshaping culture, influence, and eating habits. Are we gaining weight as a result? It started with a
Grammy Winner Chrisette Michele Reveals Autism Diagnosis
For nearly two decades, Chrisette Michele has been known for a voice that doesn’t just sing, it tells the truth.
Marilyn Moore on Overcoming a Stroke and Stress
Marilyn Moore, a chef and food justice advocate, faced a life-altering stroke in her 40s, a moment that forced her
Barbara Lee is Oakland’s New Mayor
According to the New York Times, Barbara Lee won the race as Oakland, California’s new Mayor, just four months after
Why Black Maternal Health Week Matters
Black Maternal Health Week, held from April 11th to the 17th, is a moment to focus on an issue that’s
Motivated to Move: Exercising With a Chronic Condition
Living with a chronic condition comes with its own set of challenges. But Yolanda Sarrabo’s, CPT, BCS, experience with multiple