Health

SOURCE: Blackdoctor.org When it comes to your health, bigger isn’t always better. In the Black community, we love our hips, curves and extra junk in the trunk. It’s naturally on us and beautifully a part […]

Pancreatic cancer, which is the disease that took the life of the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, is incurable. Many people who have the disease generally have a 5-10 percent chance of recovery. The chances […]

The sale is too tempting at times. How could you possibly find this shoe at this price, right now? The only thing is that it’s a tad too small or too large. You don’t mind […]

A frustrated mom from New York won’t be making a toast with Canada Dry anytime soon, seeing as she’s suing Dr. Pepper Snapple Group Inc. for an alleged lack of ginger in the ginger ale […]

A person’s chances of eventually developing depression could be determined in part by their waking and sleeping patterns, according to the results of a study published earlier this year. Researchers at the University of Colorado […]

Ultrasound treatment is just as effective as surgery or radiotherapy in prostate cancer but without the side effects, new research suggests. Just like traditional treatments, all patients who receive ultrasound beams to their prostate glands […]

Black women are dying during childbirth at alarming rates, right in our own backyard. This is personal for me because I was raised by a village of strong Black women and to know that is […]

Since the dawn of time blacks have been known for their creativity. A staple in the black community, creativity has been something blacks have always been known for in multiple spaces. Arts, music, fashion, and […]

Allergen is voluntarily recalling packs of its birth control pills in the U.S. because of a packaging error with placebos, increasing the possibility of unintended pregnancy. The company says four placebo pills were placed out […]

When making your cup of tea, do you add honey? How about milk? Lemon perhaps? All of these additions seem pretty common and widely accepted, but for years, centuries even, people have been adding bacteria. […]