Register Now! Black Health Matters is delighted to bring you this special Health Summit and Expo held and streamed at the Loudermilk Conference Center in Atlanta, GA. Every day is a great day to start setting yourself up for a healthier tomorrow. Whether in need of a doctor or a workout buddy, our Summit […]
Register Now! Join us via Zoom on Thursday, March 16, from 11 A.M. - 12 P.M. CST for our Women's Wellness Webinar! This webinar will take a deep dive into gynecologic health and endometrial cancer. We'll be chatting with Board Certified OB/GYN and Women's Health Lifestyle Coach Dr. Kina Peppers alongside Dr. Nita Karnik Lee, […]
Register Now! We are back with Part 2 of Dr. Martin’s Wellness Wednesday series. This webinar is all about the relationship between food and your heart. Which foods are healthy, […]
Register Now! Using your Voice to Address Disparities in Endometriosis Care Do you have extremely painful periods, or missing special occasions due to debilitating pelvic and back pain during your […]
Register Now! The California Black Health Network presents a HEALTH4LIFE Series on Diabetes. This Health4Life series is for individuals who have been diagnosed with diabetes and desire to learn how to more effectively manage their disease, prevent disease progression, and how to optimize their health and well-being. Session 1 focuses on explaining what is diabetes, […]
Register Now! Join us at Essex County’s Donald M. Payne School of Technology for the Black Health Matters Spring Summit & Expo on Saturday, May 20th, where there will be […]
Register Now! Let's stat a new narrative about our sexuality and health status. While the nation is focused on abortion rights, nearly 60 % of all new HIV diagnosis is among Black Women and we're only 15% of the population. How is this possible? Let's discuss. Featuring: Dr. Tamara Henry and Nicole Adams. View the […]
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