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Health and Fitness

Five complications black folks with PA face (and what to do)

June 20, 2024

A chronic autoimmune condition, psoriatic arthritis (PA) is certainly no fun, especially when it really starts to hurt. From bothersome inflammation to pain and pesky stiffness in the joints, PA can impact people of all races and ethnicities, but may be especially problematic for black sufferers. And we’re talking symptoms and complications, beyond the typical joint pain and … [Read more...] about Five complications black folks with PA face (and what to do)

‘Same Game Different Smokers’ exhibition explores troubled history between the tobacco industry and black America, shines light on menthol

June 6, 2024

In recent years, there’s been a strong push by health advocates, civil rights groups, elected officials, and residents, including thousands from Wisconsin, urging federal officials to finalize the proposed rule by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to remove menthol cigarettes from the market. The recent announcement that President Joe Biden’s Administration is … [Read more...] about ‘Same Game Different Smokers’ exhibition explores troubled history between the tobacco industry and black America, shines light on menthol

The most common autoimmune disease in the black community isn’t lupus, it’s…MS

May 30, 2024

While a lot of people are dealing with lupus, research suggests that black people may have an even higher chance of battling multiple sclerosis (MS). The problem is that data can be sparse because doctors and researchers have only just started to focus on how MS affects the black community. What little information exists, however, suggests that you should learn as much as you … [Read more...] about The most common autoimmune disease in the black community isn’t lupus, it’s…MS

Five health conditions blacks commonly face as they get older

May 23, 2024

Source: Blackdoctor.org As we age, health challenges are just a part of life. However, for black men and women, the journey into older adulthood may be a little different. Research has consistently shown that the black community is affected by more prevalent and severe diseases than other races. But don’t let that get you down! Addressing these health conditions does … [Read more...] about Five health conditions blacks commonly face as they get older

Body detox: Three natural detoxes to spring clean your body

May 16, 2024

An overhaul of clutter and dust that has collected within your personal space over the months is needed. You’re going to put in work to get your space in order, but don’t stop your spring cleaning once your closets are cleared. Your body needs a cleansing of the garbage foods and substances you’ve packed into it over the past few months. If you are looking for a great way … [Read more...] about Body detox: Three natural detoxes to spring clean your body

Medical College of WI Cancer Center hosts first-ever ‘Care for the Cancer Caregiver’ event

May 16, 2024

By: William Gooden In an individual’s battle against cancer, there is an unsung hero who is often overlooked; and that person is the patient’s caregiver. The caregiver gives physical and emotional care to a loved one with cancer and often serves as that individual’s lifeline. Approximately 66 million Americans provided unpaid care as informal caregivers to their beloved … [Read more...] about Medical College of WI Cancer Center hosts first-ever ‘Care for the Cancer Caregiver’ event

Three ways to protect your heart and brain this American Stroke Month

May 9, 2024

The American Stroke Association encourages everyone to be a bold advocate for their health Every 40 seconds someone in the U.S. has a stroke , and 1 in 4 stroke survivors will have another one . During May, American Stroke Month, the American Stroke Association, a division of the American Heart Association, is raising awareness nationwide that stroke is largely preventable, … [Read more...] about Three ways to protect your heart and brain this American Stroke Month

Join our ‘Discover Wellness Walk’ on May 18

May 9, 2024

By RISE Drug Free MKE Join RISE Drug Free MKE and Community Advocates Public Policy Institute on Saturday, May 18, for a free community event highlighting Mental Health Awareness. The Discover Wellness Walk is a family-friendly event that will take place from 10 a.m. to 12 noon in Cathedral Square Park. It will include seven stations where community partners will share … [Read more...] about Join our ‘Discover Wellness Walk’ on May 18

Five benefits to being treated by black female doctors

May 9, 2024

Patients have lower rates of mortality and hospital re-admissions when treated by black female physicians. In today’s society, diversity and inclusivity in all aspects of life cannot be overstated. When it comes to healthcare, having a diverse pool of healthcare providers is vital to ensuring that all patients receive the best possible care. One group of healthcare … [Read more...] about Five benefits to being treated by black female doctors

Getting blacks into heart-related clinical trials isn’t a ‘spectator sport’

May 2, 2024

Source: https://blackdoctor.org/black-cardiovascular-clinical-trials-participation. Despite progress in cardiovascular disease prevention and treatment, black adults in the USA still face higher rates of premature CVD death compared to white adults. According to Dr. LaPrincess C. Brewer and Joshua J. Joseph of the Cobb Institute, this disparity is rooted in systemic … [Read more...] about Getting blacks into heart-related clinical trials isn’t a ‘spectator sport’

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