A new study published in Cancer Medicine highlights the persistent issue of medical mistrust among Black people, particularly regarding living with multiple myeloma. The research underscores the importance of strong patient-doctor relationships and open communication in addressing this complex challenge. read more about Medical Mistrust Continues to Keep Black Americans Out of Clinical Trials
After surviving cancer, health becomes more than a goal—it becomes a mission. Many survivors are eager to reclaim their strength, rebuild their stamina, and take steps to prevent recurrence. But getting back in shape after chemotherapy isn’t just about hitting read more about Getting Back In Shape After Chemotherapy
Statistics are pretty grim when it comes to American divorce rates. According to the American Psychological Association, between 40 to 50 percent of American marriages end in divorce. The data is even more interesting when we look at Black American read more about Love After Divorce: Have You Given Up?
If you're trying to lose weight, you’ve probably asked yourself: “Does cutting calories help lose weight?” For years, the standard advice has been to reduce your daily caloric intake. But a new clinical trial suggests there's a better way — read more about Fasting vs. Calorie Cutting: Which One Really Works?
Being a new mom isn’t easy. Between juggling work, motherhood, relationships, and the mounting pressure to “bounce back” quickly and flawlessly, many women are silently burning out. Society expects them to do it all—return to work, care for a newborn, read more about 5 Red Flag Signs You May Be Experiencing Postpartum PTSD
