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Black Family Wellness Expo Brings Healing, Resources, and Community Together
Author: Joanna Jackson | FYH.News Correspondent | Atlanta, GA.
On a beautiful day filled with energy, connection, and purpose, famili...
- Jessica Wilson
Purple Day for Epilepsy 2026 Highlights Health Disparities in Communities of Color
On March 26, individuals and organizations around the world observe Purple Day for Epilepsy, raising awareness of a condition that affects approxim...
- Jessica Wilson
The Silent Risk in Our Kitchens: How Cultural Foods, Stress, and Misinformation Are Driving High Cholesterol in Communities of Color
Quick Answer: Why is high cholesterol more common in communities of color?
High cholesterol often develops without symptoms, but it is rising in co...
- Victor Mejia
American Diabetes Alert Day 2026 Urges Early Risk Testing in Communities of Color
A one-day awareness campaign observed each March is drawing renewed attention to a persistent and growing public health challenge in the United Sta...
- Jessica Wilson
Women’s History Month 2026 Puts Women’s Health Access in Focus
Women’s History Month is being marked across the United States this March with tributes to women’s leadership in public life, science, education an...
- Subash Kafle
National Kidney Month Shines a Light on a Silent Crisis in Communities of Color
March is recognized across the United States as National Kidney Month, a public health campaign aimed at raising awareness about kidney disease and...
- Jessica Wilson
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