This Black Maternal Health Week, join Dr. P for a special conversation with Natasha Aldridge about her work as a perinatal health justice advocate.

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Today is National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, a day to raise awareness about the impact of HIV on young people. Help our youth stay healthy by encouraging HIV prevention, testing, and treatment.

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Join us for the Roadmap Tour!

Chicago, IL: Apostolic Faith Church
Minneapolis, MN: Capri Theater
Louisville, KY: St. Stephen Baptist Church
Cleveland, OH: Mt. Sinai Friendship United Church
Oakland, CA: City of Refuge United Church of Christ

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This Black Maternal Health Week, we're highlighting the National Partnership for Women & Families National Partnership, which works toward equity in maternal and newborn healthcare. Check out their work: loom.ly/xGmbmho

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Improving the health status of Black Americans and eliminating racial health disparities lie at the heart of everything we do.

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We're revisiting our important conversation with Pamela D. Price about the essential policy issues impacting the health and well-being of Black communities.

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From community health workers to public health nurses to epidemiologists, we salute every public health worker for the incredible work you do! #NationalPublicHealthWeek

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Save the date! Our free, full-day conferences provide families and faith communities with health education and the latest information about diseases that have significant impact in Black communities. Register today: loom.ly/x6Gl4XM

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It's essential to receive follow-up care and rehabilitation after a traumatic brain injury.

Learn more about the risks in our latest Sunday Morning Health Corner: loom.ly/b_NaPb8

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Carve out a few moments for Dr. P's thoughtful and soul-stirring conversation with author and commentator Rev. Dr. Obery Hendricks, Jr. Obery M. Hendricks

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Did you know? African Americans are more likely to be diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma but less likely to receive the newest treatments.

Learn more in the latest Dr. P on the Pod with Dr. Joseph Mikhael, MD, MEd, FRCPC, FACP: loom.ly/5LznfjI

African-Americans are 77% more likely to be diagnosed with diabetes. This #DiabetesAlertDay , learn the risk factors and how you can prevent or delay type 2 diabetes: loom.ly/Z8l9XIY

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This #WomensHistoryMonth , we honor Black women trailblazers in medicine like Dr. Dorothy Lavinia Brown. In 1948, Dr. Brown became the first African American woman surgeon in the South and was chief of surgery at Nashville's Riverside Hospital.

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Tune in to this week's episode for Dr. P's conversation with the truly inspiring Jay Ell Alexander.

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Eliminating racial health disparities lies at the heart of everything we do. The Balm works with faith communities to create a healthier future for Black Americans! Join our mailing list to stay updated: loom.ly/wqWM1xc

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We can take steps to help reverse racial disparities in the diagnosis and treatment of Multiple Myeloma. Watch this message from Dr. Pernessa C. Seele, our Founder and CEO, and be sure to visit our website using the link below.

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This #WomensHistoryMonth we honor Black women trailblazers in medicine like Dr. Edith Irby Jones. In 1985, Dr. Jones became the first woman president of the National Medical Association.

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Are you getting enough sleep? Sleep is important for:
💤 Heart health
💤 Immune health
💤 Metabolism
💤 Much more

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Tune in for Dr. P's conversation with Dr. Joseph Mikhael Joseph Mikhael, who leads the M-Power Initiative to improve care for African Americans with multiple myeloma.

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African Americans are nearly 4x as likely to develop kidney failure. It is essential to know if you're at a higher risk based on your lifestyle or health history.

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