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The Truth About Tylenol for Babies
The safety of Tylenol has been debated in parenting communities for years, and the conversation has recently resurfaced online. Parents want the best for their child’s health and naturally want to be cautious about any medication they administer. Although pediatricians read more about The Truth About Tylenol for Babies

Living with CSU: “I Felt Like My Body Was Betraying Me”
In April 2020, while the world was retreating indoors due to the pandemic, Emmeka Hawkins was navigating a personal crisis that wouldn't stay quiet. Like most, she was quarantined with her partner, sticking to her familiar nightly routine. But after read more about Living with CSU: “I Felt Like My Body Was Betraying Me”

How Smartwatches Are Detecting Silent Atrial Fibrillation—and Why It Matters for Black Adults
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for Black Americans, who are 30% more likely to die from heart disease than white Americans. Black people have higher rates of untreated hypertension, obesity, and diabetes—all of which can contribute to read more about How Smartwatches Are Detecting Silent Atrial Fibrillation—and Why It Matters for Black Adults

Feeling More Anxious This Winter? Here’s Why
When winter arrives, conversations about mental health often focus on seasonal depression. But for many people, the dominant experience isn’t sadness—it’s anxiety. Racing thoughts, tight chests, shallow breathing, sleep disruption, and heightened worry can all intensify during the colder months, read more about Feeling More Anxious This Winter? Here’s Why

Hidden Gems in Black History: Father Of Gynecology Experimented On Black Women
Marion Sims has gone down in history as the "Father of Modern Gynecology." Many of his medical achievements came at the cost of the health and well-being of enslaved Black women. He performed surgical experiments on enslaved Black women, often read more about Hidden Gems in Black History: Father Of Gynecology Experimented On Black Women

Tired of Blood Pressure Medication? Here Are Your Options…
It shoots up when we’re frustrated. When we’re concerned. When Life throws something our way, and we’re most certainly not in the mood for it. But what happens if your blood pressure is constantly elevated? What if you don’t even read more about Tired of Blood Pressure Medication? Here Are Your Options…
