Register Now! Join us and Saleemah Y. Fahmi, MD Endocrinologist, for an in-depth discussion to hear firsthand how you can better manage type 2 diabetes beyond tracking the daily numbers. Dr. Fahmi uses a patient-centered approach and focuses on the patient as a whole, while also offering the most up-to-date therapeutic options. Register Now!
Register Now! Have you heard of RSV? Respiratory syncytial (sin-SISH-uhl) virus, or RSV, is a highly contagious virus that can lead to respiratory illness in babies, including lung infections. Without a fully developed immune system, all babies under 1 year – even healthy ones – are at serious risk of getting RSV. In fact, RSV […]
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Did you know Black women enter menopause earlier and have longer lasting, more intense menopause symptoms? More hot flashes and night sweats (lasting up to 7-10 years), worse sleep, more […]
This obesity education program will touch upon how social determinants impact obesity among Black Americans, with a primary focus on ways to manage obesity. The program will focus on communication with healthcare providers (HCPs) for partnership in treating obesity as a medical condition and seeking to avoid co-morbidities that can arise due to being obese. […]
Hey Queen! Are you ready to dive into a discussion crafted just for us? Join our webinar, "Patterns of Weight Gain: Addressing Chronic Weight Management for Black Women," where we're shining a spotlight on our unique journeys toward weight management and healthier living. Let's talk about it all—from the cultural influences shaping our relationship with […]
On June 11th, BlackHealthMatters, LUNGevity Foundation, and Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated are hosting a health and education webinar that will shed light on the impact of lung cancer within […]
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