Greater Health
Trump wants to change Medicaid funding; could his ideas work?
President Trump and other GOP leaders not only want to repeal the ACA but also to change Medicaid’s funding mechanism to something called block grants. Trump believes the change will save the federal government billions of dollars, and that could be true.
Read MoreLoveisrespect Recognizes Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month
Activities aimed at raising awareness to be rolled out as the leading national youth empowerment
Read MoreIs Raw Food Healthier Than Cooked Food?
Cooking food can improve its taste, but it also changes the nutritional content. Interestingly, some vitamins
Read MoreBlack Smokers Vs. White Smokers — Who is More Likely to Get Diabetes?
The risk of diabetes is 77 percent higher among African Americans than among non-Hispanic white Americans,
Read MoreFasting and Juicing: Hit the reset button and go healthy
One way to do that is to try a fast. “You can lose at least a
Read MoreEnd-of-life Care: A Hallmark of Patient-Centered Care
One thing the national election did not change: as the nation’s 75 million baby boomers retire,
Read MoreHealthy Foundations empowers students to build positive relationships
DALLAS — To educate students on how to cultivate and maintain healthy relationships, Mary Kay Inc., loveisrespect
Read MoreJennifer King, hairstylist creates Snap Weave hair extension system
Snap Weave allows women to create a full hairstyle of any length or texture in minutes
Read MoreWilmington: Join the Movement at the Local Food Conference
Wilmington, NC – The 7th annual Local Food Conference, presented by Feast Down East, will take
Read MoreWhy is it so hard to close the racial health gap in the US?
The racial health gap in the United States is well-documented. The gap starts with the infant
Read MoreDoes a healthy diet have to come at a hefty price?
Imagine you’re in the aisle of your favorite grocery store, bombarded with hundreds of the latest
Read MoreAfrican Americans and Deadly Diabetes — 6 Symptoms That Should Never Be Ignored!
More than 29 million people in the U.S., or 9.3 percent of the population, have diabetes.
Read MoreHow Arts and Crafts Can Help Heal Veterans in Your Community
When people hear there might be a bomb nearby, most will try to get as far
Read MoreA Different Way to Increase Your Protein Intake Without Meat
Protein is an essential part of any diet, particularly for those who are physically active. And
Read MoreLethal Bugs: It Can Kill You in 24 Hours
There is one condition that kills so quickly, you can be dead within 24 hours if
Read MoreHow to Know When Holiday Drinking Is Hurting Your Brain
For many, the holidays are indeed the most wonderful time of the year. Families and friends
Read MoreInteractive Body Map: What Really Gives You Cancer?
There’s abundant advice out there on what you should or shouldn’t eat, drink, swallow, or stand
Read MoreThe Real Reason Why Black Babies Die Twice As Often As White Babies
The Centers For Disease Control reports that African-American women and their babies are at a higher
Read MoreNew Cancer Treatments: Scientists Have Programmed Bacteria to Kill Cancer
Scientists are successfully experimenting with a creative approach to treat cancer by genetically programming bacteria to
Read MoreHere’s Why We Should Research Alternative Therapies
Acupuncture, chiropractic, herbal medicines, massage, and other therapies known collectively as complementary and alternative medicine, are
Read MoreExercise Can Improve Cancer Recovery and Reduce Healthcare Costs
One in every two males and one in every three females in Australia will be diagnosed
Read MoreDespite Progress, Colorectal Cancer Claims Thousands of Black Lives
Few diseases cause as much pain and suffering as cancer. While survivors, activists, policymakers and healthcare
Read MoreWhy Woman-bashing Is a Serious Health Threat
Polls indicate that one demographic slice instrumental in electing Donald Trump was white women. Indeed, 53
Read MoreWhy Repealing Obamacare May Not Be as Easy as Trump Thinks
Candidate Trump repeatedly called for repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act during the campaign, but
Read MoreResearchers Say Eating Like This Can Starve Cancer Cells Out of Your Body
Many of us are familiar with and fully appreciate the value of a low-carb, high-quality high-fat
Read MoreSix Miracle Drugs Big Pharma Now Regrets
With big pharma, first they promote it, then they discover the risks. Are you depressed? It
Read MoreThe Domestic Violence Crisis by Mobilizing the Public and Private Sectors
THE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS: Mobilizing the Public and Private Sectors Presented jointly with The Huffington
Read MoreMillennial Parents: Five Tips to Make Caring for Babies and Toddlers Easier
Caring for a baby or toddler is not easy, but today’s millennial parents have more options
Read MoreInner Beauty: How Women’s Concepts of Beauty are Changing
(StatePoint) The modern age has expanded the scope of what Americans consider Inner Beauty, while at the
Read MoreNYC Mompreneur is Red Hot With Her New Black Haircare Line Called “Dope Hair”
Iasia Smith, a New York City-based Master Hair Stylist with more than 11 years dedicated
Read MoreCan Healthy Habits Contribute to Financial Security?
Healthy Habits When it comes to feelings about finances, working Americans are practically split down the
Read MoreHow the American online sex trade continues to thrive
Today online sex trade is growing, but America has always had an underground sex trade, and for decades
Read MoreBlack Americans may be more resilient to stress than white Americans
Resilient to stress: Resilient to Stress: White Americans live on average 3.6 years longer than black Americans.
Read MoreWhy you shouldn’t want to always be happy
In the 1990s, a psychologist named Martin Seligman led the positive psychology movement, which placed the
Read MoreOvercoming ADHD: How to Discipline a Child
Overcoming ADHD: The symptoms associated with attention-deficit-hyperactivity disorder can put even the best parenting skills to
Read MoreProfessional Development Series to Examine Zika, Cancer Disparities
WASHINGTON— The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Incorporated (CBCF) will present the Professional Development Series in cooperation
Read MoreCombating Negative Stereotypes About Hair
Mothers across all cultures may worry about negative stereotypes about their child’s appearance. But for African-American mothers,
Read MoreTaking a Closer Look at Black Mental Health
Good physical and mental health help drive success and enjoyment in our lives. But when it
Read MoreHuman Happiness and Health: How Twitter Gives Scientists a Window
Twitter is an invaluable source of data for researchers and scientists – like myself – who want
Read MoreFrom ‘Crack Baby’ to Mentor, Shawn Blanchard Defies Odds
(NNPA) – The term crack baby emerged into the social consciousness in the 80’s and 90’s
Read MoreSpiritually Speaking: Faith Is a Verb
Scripture says you should live your life in such a way that those around you can
Read MoreThe Black Church and the Response to HIV/AIDS: Where Faith Meets Advocacy
It’s no secret that HIV/AIDS advocates and the Black church have not always seen eye to
Read MoreHealth Benefits: Mushrooms
Even with its many nutritive values, only 18.5 percent of survey respondents said they knew the
Read MoreBody-Mind Meditation Can Boost Attention, Health, Lower Stress
Meditation has long been promoted as a way to feel more at peace. But research from
Read MoreNew Report Shows 750,000 People With Disabilities Behind Bars
As the White House and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle consider criminal justice reform,
Read MoreWorried About Alzheimer’s? These Tips Can Help Keep Your Brain Healthy
Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most frightening, yet least understood ailments we face as human
Read MoreAngela Bassett’s New Skin Care Line
Actress Angela Bassett has partnered with Dr. Barbara Sturm, her friend and a well-known skincare expert,
Read MoreAsk Alma: My Messy Co-Worker Has No Home Training
Dear Alma, I work in a small accounting office of 16 people. We sit in cubicles very
Read MoreGo Somewhere New: Reasons Why Travel Is Good for Your Soul
Visit NomadicMatt for the latest and greatest travel blog. Click here to go to the blog
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African American and Latino Digital Innovators
(NNPA) That seems glib. But truth comes best in a simple package. The digital divide is real.
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