Health + Wellness
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Should You Stop Using Benadryl? Some Doctors Say Yes – BlackDoctor.org
Should You Stop Using Benadryl? Some Doctors Say Yes – BlackDoctor.org – Where Wellness & Culture Connect …
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Good for You or Not? Experts Weigh In
Multivitamins: Good for You or Not? Experts Weigh In …
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ALERT: Flesh-Eating Bacteria Cases on the Rise
Earlier this summer, we reported on a flesh-eating bacteria that was threatening a few parts of the U.S. Now, the…
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Black Men Less Likely to Engage Preventive Health Services – Black Women May Hold the Key – African American Wellness Project
Black Men Less Likely to Engage Preventive Health Services – Black Women May Hold the Key Black men in the United…
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How My Family’s Healthcare Struggles Inspired Me to Become a Surgeon
Photo courtesy of Dr. Maseray Kamara Dr. Maseray Kamara is a dedicated colorectal surgeon with a passion for both surgical…
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Celebrate National Physicians Week with the AAWP – African American Wellness Project
Every year during National Physicians Week (March 25–31), we take a moment to recognize the dedication, resilience, and brilliance of…
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Alzheimer’s Hits Black Women Hard. This Study Wants to Find Out Why – BlackDoctor.org
Alzheimer’s Hits Black Women Hard. This Study Wants to Find Out Why – BlackDoctor.org – Where Wellness & Culture Connect…
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Asthma and Allergies – Disparities That Can’t Be Ignored – African American Wellness Project
Asthma and Allergies – Disparities That Can’t Be Ignored Asthma disproportionately affects Black Americans, and the numbers are alarming. According…
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I Survived Two Strokes. Now I’m Fighting for Global Healthcare – BlackDoctor.org
I Survived Two Strokes. Now I’m Fighting for Global Healthcare – BlackDoctor.org – Where Wellness & Culture Connect …
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Maternal Mortality Declines Overall, But Disparities Persist for Black Women – African American Wellness Project
Maternal Mortality Declines Overall, But Disparities Persist for Black Women According to a February 2025 report by the Policy Center…
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