Sisters by Choice, an Atlanta-based non-profit, offers breast health services to the underserved and uninsured. On November 18, between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., at the Atlanta Family Caregiver Expo, […]
This obesity education program will touch upon how social determinants impact obesity among Black Americans, with a primary focus on ways to manage obesity. The program will focus on communication with healthcare providers (HCPs) for partnership in treating obesity as a medical condition and seeking to avoid co-morbidities that can arise due to being obese. […]
Hey Queen! Are you ready to dive into a discussion crafted just for us? Join our webinar, "Patterns of Weight Gain: Addressing Chronic Weight Management for Black Women," where we're shining a spotlight on our unique journeys toward weight management and healthier living. Let's talk about it all—from the cultural influences shaping our relationship with […]
In-person registration has officially closed, but you can still attend this exciting summit virtually! Click the button below to submit your free registration for the virtual portion of our summit. […]
The story of Black people in America is one of triumph and determination. With odds stacked against us, we have persevered to become a major force within the United States […]
Are you interested in learning more about the health of your heart, lungs, and other important parts of your body? HeartShare is studying why some people develop heart failure and […]
On June 11th, blackheathmatters, LUNGevity Foundation, and Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated are hosting a health and education webinar that will shed light on the impact of lung cancer within the Black community. Our expert speaker Dr. Kevin Pruitt will discuss prevention, early detection, treatment options, and more. You will also hear a patient's story […]
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