Register Now! The California Black Health Network presents a HEALTH4LIFE Series on Diabetes. This Health4Life series is for individuals who have been diagnosed with diabetes and desire to learn how to more effectively manage their disease, prevent disease progression, and how to optimize their health and well-being. Session 1 focuses on explaining what is diabetes, […]
Register Now! Join us at Essex County’s Donald M. Payne School of Technology for the Black Health Matters Spring Summit & Expo on Saturday, May 20th, where there will be panel discussions with physicians, nurses, and health advocates. Summit attendees will have access to free health screenings, testing, vaccines, and more. Each of our sessions […]
Register Now! Let's stat a new narrative about our sexuality and health status. While the nation is focused on abortion rights, nearly 60 % of all new HIV diagnosis is among Black Women and we're only 15% of the population. How is this possible? Let's discuss. Featuring: Dr. Tamara Henry and Nicole Adams. View the […]
Register Now! Let's stat a new narrative about our sexuality and health status. While the nation is focused on abortion rights, nearly 60 % of all new HIV diagnosis is […]
Register Now! It is our pleasure to welcome you to the Black Health Matters HARLEM WEEK Health Summit & Expo, in partnership with The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce. We […]
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. […]
Register Now Black Health Matters is delighted to bring you this hybrid Health Summit and Expo, held and streamed, at the St. Anne’s Family Services Conference Center in Los Angeles, […]
Important Disclaimer:
The information contained on Black Health Matters is intended for general informational and educational purposes only and is not intended to constitute medical advice, probable diagnosis or recommended treatments. Please consult a health-care practitioner before making medical decisions.
© Black Health Matters | All Rights Reserved
