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After two decades of intermittently lobbying for a name change, members of the medical community have finally gotten a new name for PCOS.
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After two decades of intermittently lobbying for a name change, members of the medical community have finally gotten a new name for PCOS.
If your mornings feel rushed- skipping breakfast or grabbing something quick on the go- you’re not alone. This pattern of eating is typical for...
As many as 60 million people – that’s 20 percent of Americans – deal with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).
I’ve loved every second of being a dad to twin boys, but parenting is a responsibility that comes with multiple challenges.
Extreme cold raises the risk of frostbite, hypothermia, and heart strain across much of the country. By Matty WillzGet Up Mornings with Erica Campbellhttps://getuperica.com/...
By Dominique LambrightBlackDoctorhttps://blackdoctor.org/ We’ve all experienced the throbbing, distracting discomfort of a headache. Headaches vary. Everybody gets headaches. Types of headaches differ in cause,...
By Whitney Johns BlackDoctorhttps://blackdoctor.org/ I often joke with my male cousins about “guy code”—the unspoken yet universally understood rules that guide their communication, actions,...
By Jasmine SmithBlackDoctorhttps://blackdoctor.org/ Black men in America are dying too soon—and not because they have to. On average, Black men in the U.S. tend...
By Jasmine SmithBlackDoctorhttps://blackdoctor.org/ WNBA MVP and Seattle Storm point guard Erica Wheeler was preparing for her senior year of high school when she received devastating news:...
By Barry AndersonBlackDoctorhttps://blackdoctor.org/ How could you forget that voice? When you heard his voice you immediately knew it was him. The voice of critically...
By Andrea BlackstoneThe Baltimore Timeshttps://baltimoretimes-online.com/ We all can benefit from making personal improvements to enhance our lives. What are you willing to do to...
By Cara JonesBlackDoctorhttps://blackdoctor.org/ To eat or not to eat before bedtime has been a debate for some time now. Most experts recommend not eating...
By Dominique LambrightBlackDoctorhttps://blackdoctor.org/ Living with a chronic illness often means navigating a delicate balance between acknowledging its impact and recognizing that it does not...
By Karen HeslopBlackDoctorhttps://blackdoctor.org/ Research shows that Blacks may develop multiple sclerosis more often than previously thought. Additionally, the symptoms of the disease can progress...