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This Heart Health Clinical Trial Just Wants You to Exercise for 6 Months
Surviving cancer is a journey marked by challenges, including the risk of heart disease, especially for Black and survivors. Physical activity is a powerful tool to reduce these risks, yet many cancer survivors struggle to incorporate regular exercise into their read more about This Heart Health Clinical Trial Just Wants You to Exercise for 6 Months
The 12 Most Common Health Problems for People 55+
Thanks to new medications and surgical techniques, people are living longer. However, a 35-year-old body will be a very different body than a 75-year-old one. Many issues, both genetic and environmental, affect how we age. The most widespread condition affecting read more about The 12 Most Common Health Problems for People 55+
A Black Morehouse Doctor Will Receive This Prestigious Clinical Trial Award
Dr. Herman A. Taylor Jr., M.D., M.P.H., FAHA, a renowned cardiologist and researcher at Morehouse School of Medicine, will be awarded the prestigious Clinical Research Prize by the American Heart Association on November 17. This recognition underscores his groundbreaking work read more about A Black Morehouse Doctor Will Receive This Prestigious Clinical Trial Award
Top 5 Worst Foods for Heart Health
Maintaining heart health is crucial for overall well-being, and diet plays a significant role in supporting cardiovascular function. Certain foods can have detrimental effects on heart health, contributing to conditions like high blood pressure, elevated cholesterol levels, and increased risk read more about Top 5 Worst Foods for Heart Health
This Study Is Looking for Healthy Black Adults for Blood Sugar Research
Are you a healthy Black adult aged 18-60 in Birmingham, Alabama looking to make a difference in medical research? You may qualify for a groundbreaking paid study at the University of Alabama at Birmingham exploring the effects of sacubitril/valsartan on read more about This Study Is Looking for Healthy Black Adults for Blood Sugar Research
Heart Health Facts That May Surprise You
Statistics show that Black Americans have the highest risk of developing heart-related issues of all ethnicities. The numbers show that Black men are 70 percent more likely to have heart failure than white men and Black women are 50 percent read more about Heart Health Facts That May Surprise You