Congestive heart failure is a scary diagnosis nobody wants to hear, but what is the condition, and how do you manage it? Plenty of people ... Read More
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Is Charcoal Toothpaste Safe for Your Teeth?
While it’s hard to pinpoint the exact number of Americans who use charcoal toothpaste, its use has grown over the years. The main use of ... Read More
How to Treat Hidradenitis Suppurativa in Black People
Hidradenitis suppurativa (HS), also known as acne inversa, is an inflammatory condition characterized by boil-like abscesses in folds of ... Read More
This AI Tool Detects Diabetic Eye Disease Faster in Black Americans
Despite the challenges of living with diabetes, a new AI-driven detection tool can help ease the burden of the disease. Researchers from ... Read More
No Limit 90’s Rapper Passes Away at 51 from Brain Aneurysm
Fans of hit record label, No Limit Records, started by Master P, are mourning the loss of one of their favorite rappers, Young Bleed. ... Read More
Why I Did Clinical Trials for TNBC: “It Very Likely Saved And Extended My Life”
My cancer journey began in 2015 during a routine mammogram that revealed a mass in my breast, which turned out to be Triple-Negative Breast ... Read More
Tyler James Williams Sheds Light on His Health Battle with Crohn’s Disease
Tyler James Williams, best known for his roles in "Everybody Hates Chris" and "Abbott Elementary", has opened up about living with Crohn’s ... Read More
Key Nutritional Supplements for Those Living with HIV
Living with HIV presents unique challenges, particularly as it relates to maintaining a strong immune system, which is crucial for overall ... Read More
Understanding Breast Cancer Clinical Trials for Black Women
Breast cancer is a type of cancer that starts with the growth of cells within the breast tissue. Several types of breast cancer exist, ... Read More
Eat Well on Any Budget: 4 Weekly Grocery Plans
The government, via the USDA, has some thoughts on your budget. Your weekly grocery budget, that is. For a single adult, between the ages of ... Read More
Think You’re a Healthy Weight? New Rules May Say Otherwise
A new Harvard and Mass General Brigham study suggests that nearly 70 percent of U.S. adults could be classified as obese under updated ... Read More
Eczema: How To Treat Winter Flare Ups
Dry skin that is itchy and sensitive may sound normal. Whether it is due to a drastic weather change, like winter, or simply forgetting to ... Read More