Health Care

Black Americans are still more likely to die from cancer, study says – Mosaic

[ad_1] History influences the behavior of patients and the treatment by their doctors. However, changing the ways Black men and…

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Black history and its relationship with mental health go hand-in-hand.

[ad_1] Dr. D. Dionne Olaside Bates This column is by Dr. D. Dionne Olaside Bates, a licensed professional counselor in…

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Black History Month | Health.mil

[ad_1] This month, we celebrate and honor the significant accomplishments of Black Americans across the…

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McLendon Hospital at risk of being forgotten forever

[ad_1] Black History Month: McLendon Hospital During segregation in Atlanta, only two hospitals served African Americans. The former Harris Memorial…

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Cancer mortality rates are highest for African Americans

[ad_1] Black Americans have the highest cancer mortality rates of any other racial or ethnic group in the United States,…

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The Review – UVU Review

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Department of Health and Human Services focuses on empowering Black community during awareness day | Spokane News

[ad_1] SPOKANE, Wash.- The Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) is promoting National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day this Feb.…

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Lowcountry Healthcare Officials brings attention to National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness

[ad_1] NORTH CHARLESTON S.C. (WCBD)–Today is National Black HIV/ Aids Awareness Day, and healthcare officials in the Lowcountry are working…

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Why are disparities widening for African Americans in Chicago? – Chicago Tribune

[ad_1] The promise of America is that all citizens should have the ability to live the American Dream. In Chicago…

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Health Disparities Among African-Americans | Pfizer

[ad_1] While the spotlight right now may be on the disadvantages African Americans face while fighting the novel coronavirus (COVID-19),…

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