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Women experiencing neck stiffness often rely on pain medications, creating a monotonous cycle. Instead, consider natural methods to alleviate ankylosing spondylitis (AS) pain. Techniques like massage therapy, yoga, and ultrasound therapy can enhance...
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Starting your fitness journey can feel intimidating, but the gym isn’t as scary as it seems. Most gym-goers are focused on personal goals, not judging you. Remember, everyone was a beginner once, and confidence grows with practice. Embrace your path...
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(Photo by Amy Sussman/Getty Images for iHeartRadio) Hip-hop legend Flavor Flav celebrates his 66th birthday and five years of sobriety this year. On October 10th, he praised the Sonia: AI Therapy app for its uplifting impact, encouraging happiness...
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Tax season brings refunds, tempting many to splurge on luxuries. Instead, view your refund as seed money for wealth-building. Invest wisely in real estate, stocks, or a business to secure financial growth. Shift your mindset from spending to investin...
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Have you thought about whether your medications were tested on diverse populations? The recent FDORA Act requires varied participation in drug trials, yet guidelines have been eliminated, causing worries. It's crucial to confirm treatments work for e...
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Celebrities like Mya are embracing celibacy for mental clarity and self-love. Mya shared her seven-year journey, emphasizing the importance of personal growth over societal pressures. Similarly, Redman also chose celibacy, finding it transformative...
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HIV/AIDS significantly impacts Black Americans, who represent nearly 39% of new diagnoses despite being 12% of the population. Dr. Natasha Bhuyan from One Medical stresses the need for awareness, education, and accessible healthcare. Regular testing,...
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Incorporating nutrient-dense foods can transform Black women’s diets, enhancing metabolism and weight management. Key options include avocados, leafy greens, berries, and omega-3-rich fish. These foods support hormonal balance, digestion, and overall...
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Black Americans represent 12% of the U.S. population, yet 54% of Black women are diagnosed with HIV. PrEP, or pre-exposure prophylaxis, helps mitigate these statistics. Covered by most insurance, common brands include Descovy, Truvada, and Apretude,...
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Triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) is notably aggressive, impacting younger women and women of color. Clinical trials are vital for discovering new treatments. Experts emphasize the importance of staying informed and participating, as breakthroughs...
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Black women encounter distinct challenges in fitness and weight loss, influenced by body composition and cultural ties to wellness. Effective weight loss relies on sustainable, strength-focused routines. Prioritize strength training, Pilates, and yog...
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Prostate cancer disproportionately affects Black men, presenting earlier and with increased severity. Dr. Michael Richardson emphasizes the necessity of early screenings and personalized healthcare approaches. Awareness of risks, family history, and...
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Charles Tate and Charissa Carroll exemplify resilience in medicine, aided by the CPASS Foundation. Inspired by a beloved TV character, Tate overcame educational barriers, while Carroll shifted from engineering to medicine. Both benefitted from CPASS...
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Hormonal fluctuations can be inconvenient for both men and women, with women often experiencing disruptive hot flashes. Thankfully, natural remedies exist to alleviate symptoms. Acupuncture, Vitamin E, flaxseed, essential oils, yoga, and black cohosh...
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Investing in the stock market is a proven method for building wealth, yet systemic barriers have historically limited Black investors. Recently, participation is rising as more seek stocks that support diversity and empowerment. With options like rea...
