How does #democracy influence health outcomes in Black communities? Discover the crucial link between #voting and #health at our Black Health Matters Harlem Week Summit Session. Allegiance Lawrence-Hardy and Ambassador (ret.) Norman Eisen explores how active civic engagement

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What an electrifying atmosphere at this past #BHMHarlemWeekSummit2024! Norman Eisen reminded us of the power we hold. This energy is what we need to bring to our elections to foster change and improve #blackhealth outcomes through #civicengagement and #voting. Watch the full

Over 80% of Lung Cancer diagnoses are Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer. If diagnosed with NSCLC, understanding the full spectrum of options, including clinical trials, is crucial. Learn more here: tropionlung08study.com or scan the code for more information.

Allegra Lawrence-Hardy reminded us how crucial it is to educate the young people in our lives about the significant impact their #votes have on our community's #health outcomes. Watch the full #BHMHarlemWeekSummit24 session, "The Role of Democracy in Shaping Black Health

Breathing easily is vital, and it's something we often take for granted until faced with challenges like NSCLC. It is crucial now for our community to understand all their potential options when facing cancer. Learn more: bit.ly/4bj1Nch #sponsoredpost

DYK the impact of a Triple Negative #BreastCancer diagnosis? TNBC reoccurs more frequently than other forms of breast cancer. And when it comes back, its with a vengeance. But all is not lost. #Thrivers with TNBC may be eligible for a clinical trial. Click to learn [LINK]

Big moves are being made to energize our youth voters by #KamalaHarris and #TimWaltz! There's a wave of excitement, and it's time to channel this into action. Talk to the young people in your network about getting out and #voting. Their votes can make a difference in our

It's not enough just to be super voters. We need a plan that includes everyone in our lives because #democracy is about more than #voting—it's about ensuring everyone has a chance at a #healthylife. Watch Allegra Lawrence-Hardy at the #BHMHarlemWeekSummit24 on "The Role of

Next week CBCF Inc., our CEO and found, Roslyn Young-Daniels will be moderating a discussion on the unique challenges facing aging Black Americans. Join her & an all-star panel of experts for insightful perspectives on how we can work together for equitable health solutions,

aTTP, is a rare blood clotting disorder that restricts blood supply to parts of the body. African American women are seven times more likely to have aTTP. Learn about aTTP and what Dr. Onwuemene says about its impact in our community here: bit.ly/3AJQV9z

🎗 Free Mobile Breast Cancer Screening! 🎗 Women 40+ who haven't had a mammogram since 10/4/23, this is for you! Early detection saves lives. 🗓 Date: Friday, October 4, 2024 🕗 Time: 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM 📍 Location: Supermercados Talpa, Peachtree Corners, GA ✅ Pre-registration

Hey Tampa! 🌟 Join us for an informative session on Multiple Myeloma and CAR T-cell Therapy in the Black community. This is a unique opportunity to learn more about: 🔬 Multiple Myeloma and its treatment options 🧬 The latest advancements in CAR T-cell therapy 💬 Personal

Body health helps brain health. Get moving! Ongoing exercise is one of the 6 pillars of brain health. Learn the other 5 pillars of brain health and how to keep your brain on a healthy track by visiting loom.ly/TtN1KRA.

#DYK? Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) is a leading cause of amputation but often goes unnoticed until it’s too late, especially within the Black community. Join Dr. Jabaris Swain in a vital session sponsored by Johnson & Johnson Healthcare Systems, as we dive into how we can

Deborah Gregory (@MamaCheetahs), author of The Cheetah Girls, shares her powerful story of overcoming weight struggles rooted in childhood trauma. From foster care to Europe’s fashion scene, Deborah opens up about how intergenerational trauma, not just genetics, led her to gain

We mourn the sudden loss of Fatman Scoop, an iconic voice in hip-hop, known for hits like "Be Faithful" and the Grammy-winning "Lose Control." His music and vibrant spirit left an indelible mark on the world. Read more about his legacy and tributes from the music community:

In part two of her story, Deborah Gregory (@Mamacheetahs), author of The Cheetah Girls, shares how returning to the U.S. and shifting from modeling to writing led her to hide behind a "fortress of fat"—until her health was at serious risk. From piling on the pounds after quitting

Did you know Black patients often have poorer survival rates after a Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer diagnosis? We should know all our options. Ask your doctor if you or a loved one are eligible for clinical trials. For more info, visit: bit.ly/4bj1Nch #SponsoredPost

"Healthcare disparities are real, especially for communities of color." Join Dr. Jabaris Swain, MD, MPH, as he addresses the profound impact of #healthcare inequality on outcomes, particularly in cases of peripheral artery disease (PAD). Watch the full session from the