Hosted by Nicholette M. Martin, MD, HC! ROOTED with Black Health Matters is a wellness webinar series designed to promote the five pillars of wellbeing: Physical, Emotional, Community, Financial and Environmental. This series was created as a space for the Black community that is centered around our backgrounds, bodies and comfort. Our kick-off session, Food […]
Register Now! When it comes to women's health, there is a major issue not often discussed -- one that more women need to be aware of: Endometrial cancer. Endometrial cancer […]
Register Now! Join us on Tuesday, January 31st from 6:30 -8:00PM EST for a vital discussion on the cancer disparities affecting our communities. This webinar will cover the current health situation in Black and African American communities, health inequities and health conditions that disproportionately impact our people with Cancer. We’ll chat with health community experts […]
Register Now! Join us for this webinar featuring Dr. Linda Bradley and Patient Advocate Tiara Jones discussing disparities in diagnosing and treating endometriosis in African American women. More than five […]
Register Now! Black Health Matters is delighted to bring you this special Health Summit and Expo held and streamed at the Loudermilk Conference Center in Atlanta, GA. Every day […]
Register Now! Join us via Zoom on Thursday, March 16, from 11 A.M. - 12 P.M. CST for our Women's Wellness Webinar! This webinar will take a deep dive into […]
Register Now! We are back with Part 2 of Dr. Martin’s Wellness Wednesday series. This webinar is all about the relationship between food and your heart. Which foods are healthy, and which ones are not? Learn how to feed your heart by choosing foods that will keep you on the move for years to come. […]
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