Alzheimer’s disease
Finding the Right Kind of Help at Home Dealing with the devastating effects of Alzheimer’s Disease takes its toll on everyone involved...
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Women’s heart disease hotline
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health launched a telephone hotline yesterday to provide women with personalized health..
Black men dying from prostate cancer at an alarming rate
A recent study has shown that African American men are more likely to die from prostate cancer then men in other racial groups. The study,..
Teens helping teens quit smoking
TEXT-2-QUIT celebrates World No Tobacco Day 2009 High School and College Students will celebrate World No Tobacco day with the Text-2-Quit..
Toll-free hotline answers questions about proven prostate cancer treatments
Some medical issues are difficult to discuss, but in the case of prostate cancer—an often curable disease—talking can be a lifesaver...
The Women’s HIV/AIDS Behavioral Risk Factor Project
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have been identifying risk factors and barriers to prevention associated with women..
Three questions every woman should ask her physician
If your obstetrician-gynecologist is also your primary physician, then your conversation should extend beyond reproductive health to..
A journey to healing: finding the path
African American Community to convene in Long Beach Recent news headlines have sparked widespread and much needed dialogue about several..
Authentic wellness
I was sick for 42 years. Not the kind of sick that kept me bed-ridden, although I have experienced nine surgeries. You’d never know it to..
Fresh produce plays an important role in a healthy diet
We all know that “an apple a day helps keep the doctor away,” but the Dietary Guidelines for Americans released in January by the USDA..