The Chilling Truth: How Cold Water Impacts Your Health
In the quest for optimal health, the choice between sipping ice-cold water or a steaming cup holds deeper implications than we might realize. The temp... Read More...
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The Health Dangers of Drinking Bottled Water
Unveiling the Hidden Hazards of Bottled Water: A Closer Look at the Risks and What You Can Do
Bottled water has long been marketed as a convenient and seem... Read More...
Empowering Black Communities: Battling Diabetes and Heart Disease Disparities
Diabetes and heart disease are two of the most pressing health concerns in the United States. Alarmingly, Black Americans face a disproportionate burden of thes... Read More...
Weaponizing Black Motherhood: Myths, Systems, and Abolition
Introduction
Myths about Black women have played a complex and enduring role in shaping societal attitudes and policies. These myths, deeply entrenched in hist... Read More...
How a young woman is reshaping how we think about Dementia
In the United States, approximately 5 million White people have Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia which can adversely affect cognitive funct... Read More...
New venue will bring holistic wellness to Hammersmith
Ex-professional boxer and fitness instructor, Max Wallace and his wife, gospel singer Ruth Wallace will ceremoniously take over Bushwacker, a local well-known h... Read More...
An event for the whole family: Black History Activity Books Launch and Expo 3.0
After over two decades of designing graphic artwork for various clients such as the Yellow Pages and local authorities such as Sandwell Council and Birmingham C... Read More...
From Boxer to Artist. Max Wallace’s inspirational journey.
When it comes to holistic well-being, Max Wallace appears to tick all the boxes. He is a trained fitness instructor, ex-professional boxer, and runs his own bus... Read More...
Tips for staying fit while at home
As stay-at-home orders let up, communities are slowly reopening. We are all trying to get accustomed to the new normal. Life in 2020 now includes wearing masks ... Read More...
Doctor Says These Herbs May Help Boost Immunity During Coronavirus Pandemic
As the world waits for governments to approve a cure and vaccine for the novel coronavirus that has swept the globe, some health professionals are already shari... Read More...
The UNIA Has Grants For Black New Yorkers Affected by COVID-19
As of April 14 2020, the coronavirus has infected approximately 2 million people globally; thankfully 500,000 people have recovered yet 120,000 people have died... Read More...
How 2014 Ebola Can Guide Us In COVID-19 Pandemic
In 2014 an Ebola outbreak - the worst of its kind to date - swept across several countries in West Africa and even into the continents of Europe and the United ... Read More...
Most Black Adults In U.S. Don’t Think COVID-19 Has Natural Origins, New Study Says
Scientists say the latest coronavirus pandemic came about naturally. A new survey says most black people don't believe that. A new Pew Research study titled ... Read More...
Here’s Why COVID-19 Is Hitting U.S. Black Community Harder
A number of U.S. cities are releasing reports about the disproportionate amount of black people dying from the coronavirus. The question is, why? While black... Read More...
