Everyone wants to have a younger-looking face without aging spots, fine lines, and wrinkles. Let's not forget the body health and strength ... Read More
Ladies! Still Smoking? High Disease Risk
Smoking may feel like a cool idea– until it isn’t. Smoking actually does a lot more damage to you than give you bad breath and stained ... Read More
Ladies, Your Body Shape Could Be Putting You At Risk For Heart Attacks
Although we have a very different outlook on obesity than we did 10 years ago, it is still a heavy issue today. We now have plus size ... Read More
Black Men Open Up About Living Well With Sickle Cell (Video)
What happens when you get a bunch of Black men together to talk about the one disease that most misunderstood? Things get ... Read More
Obesity to Blame for Almost 1 in 25 Cancers Worldwide, Including Multiple Myeloma
Today, 1 out of 5 blacks are living with multiple myeloma, and according to a recent study, being overweight and obesity has been linked to ... Read More
ADHD’s Severity in Women & Girls Is Often Overlooked
Women are often seen as talkative by nature, but the reality is, sometimes it can be more than that. Unfortunately, because of this ... Read More
Men Living Well With Sickle Cell (Miami Edition)
We had an AMAZING time in Miami learning more about living well with Sickle Cell from this group of men! Check out the highlight reel below ... Read More
Can Your Marital Status Affect Your Odds of Dying From Heart Failure?
According to a large British study, your gender and marital status could tell clues about your risk of dying of heart failure. The study ... Read More
Women with ADHD: First Step, Catching Early Signs
Is there a significant difference between females and males who have ADHD? Research says, yes and it can certainly last well into adulthood ... Read More
Medical Marijuana Might Help MS Patients, But Uncertainty Remains
Contrary to popular belief, studies have shown that blacks definitely do develop multiple sclerosis (MS), perhaps as frequently as or even ... Read More
New Cancer Immunotherapy Technique Could Be a Game Changer for Multiple Myeloma
Blacks currently represent about 20% of patients living with multiple myeloma. Experimental trials using immunotherapy to treat cancers such ... Read More
Can Your Child Develop Multiple Myeloma from Toxins in Your Home Furnishings?
Researchers have found, children who live in homes with vinyl flooring and flame-retardant furniture have higher levels of potentially ... Read More