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Rachell Dumas' advocacy for maternal health emerged from her own traumatic experiences, including medical gaslighting and pregnancy loss. She founded A Light After Nine, a nonprofit supporting mothers facing challenges in healthcare. Dumas emphasizes...
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In a significant setback for USC's women's basketball, star guard JuJu Watkins suffered an ACL tear during a 96-59 NCAA Tournament victory against Mississippi State. The Trojans now confront challenges, yet senior Kiki Iriafen and rising talents like...
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(Photo credit: National Blood Clot Alliance)My battle with colorectal cancer started after a harsh chemotherapy reaction, leading to painful bleeding ulcers and a five-day hospital stay. I was diagnosed with an acute pulmonary embolism and significan...
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At Atria's I have countless unfinished blog posts due to life's unpredictability. Between sponsored content and family needs, they often get sidelined. Reflecting on my grandmother's birthday dinner chaos reminds me that children may express gratit...
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Numerous beauty products marketed to Black women include dangerous chemicals, such as formaldehyde, associated with heightened cancer risks. Awareness is alarmingly low. These items disproportionately impact Black women, who encounter societal pressu...
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Daylight Savings Time can disrupt your routine, but you can adapt smoothly. Utilize relaxation techniques, maintain a balanced diet, and prioritize sunlight exposure. Stay hydrated, minimize sleep disruptions, and keep exercising. Adjust your schedul...
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Target Corp. experienced a 0.8% revenue decline in 2024, attributing this to weak February sales. A civil rights-led boycott resulted in a notable stock drop, with an 11% fall in consumer traffic on the boycott day. Analysts caution that this could d...
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Racial and ethnic health disparities in the U.S. persist, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Black Americans, particularly those aged 65 and older, face higher infection and mortality rates. A recent survey highlights the urgent need for equitable...
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A recent report from the American Cancer Society highlights rising breast cancer rates in women under 50. Cheryl, a dedicated mother and physician, recounts her journey from early diagnosis to battling stage 4 metastatic triple-negative breast cancer...
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The National Blood Clot Alliance (NBCA) proudly launches its inaugural B.L.A.C.K. Church Bus Tour in March 2025, targeting Black churches in six Southern cities. This vital initiative aims to educate communities about blood clots, addressing alarming...
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Create your own effective household cleaners using simple ingredients you likely have at home. These natural solutions eliminate dirt, stains, and odors. Say goodbye to commercial products and explore 10 easy recipes, including an all-purpose citrus...
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Fermented foods such as kombucha, kefir, and kimchi are widely praised for their gut health benefits and probiotics. However, they might not be ideal for everyone, as some may face digestive issues. Striking a balance is essential for enjoyment. Embr...
