The 9 latest articles on Black Women's Health come from 9 sources, published between Oct 13 and Nov 13.
People in these stories: Black (2), Oprah Winfrey (2)
Organizations: YouTube (2)
Places: MD (2), U.S. (2)
Newswise — PHOENIX (March 21, 2022) – Racial disparities have profound effects on gynecologic cancer patients and their cancer outcomes in terms of both race-based stress that contributes to interruptions in care and social needs that are more prevalent and urgent among non-White patients.
Diana Biederman, Palm Beach PostThu, November 12, 2026 at 11:03 AM UTC5 min readNine months can change a life. Just ask West Palm Beach resident Melani Sanders. When The Palm Beach Post last caught up with the woman behind the We Do Not Care…
This post was originally published on the Defender Network. In a world that often demands too much, self-help isn’t about fixing what’s “wrong” with you. It’s about sharpening the tools needed to survive, thrive, and protect your peace. For Black…
In 2016, Zee Clarke was burnt out, and she knew there was no going back to her old life. So she quit. Clarke traveled to India for yoga teacher training. She learned sound healing, breathwork, and Ayurveda, a natural system of…
Hope and Porsha Ngumezi and their boys. I always imagined having a family of my own. A loving wife, children and a home filled with love and happiness. But I never imagined I’d be a single father. My wife Porsha…
Black women die from breast cancer at rates 40% higher than white women — and are still missing from the trials that could help. Dr. Coral Omene on why. Some FDA-approved drugs cleared trials where minority enrollment was under 2%. Others had zero…
Their book, Racial Trauma in Black Clients: Effective Practice for Clinicians, offers strategies for bringing this topic to the therapy couch and beyond. You write that race-based trauma can be experienced “vicariously” by Black individuals. What do you mean by…
Shrinking federal and state resources, fears about job security, mounting costs, and simply caring for children and aging relatives are placing many Black families under tremendous emotional pressure, with some forced to make difficult day-to-day decisions surrounding basic necessities. From…
(Black PR Wire) MIAMI, FL – Mental health and emotional well-being are essential to thriving, yet finding the space to be vulnerable, ask for help, and receive support can be challenging for many Black women and girls. In a new episode…
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