Alzheimer's disease has become a silent epidemic in the black
community, robbing elders of their memories and taking an exhaustive
toll on the families left to care for them. Increasingly, medical studies suggest that Alzheimer's occurs among
blacks at a much higher rate than among whites — from 14 percent to 100
percent higher. Click to continue at Chron.com
A new study finds that white women more frequently take more of the
life-prolonging supplemental therapies used to treat breast cancer than
African-American women.
More Americans than ever before choose hospice care when faced with
terminal illness, but it's an option more often bypassed by African
Americans and other minority groups... Click to continue at freep.com
In what organizers call a historic gathering of African-American
clergy, dozens of ministers from across the USA will gather here today
with medical professionals and lawmakers to map a plan to fight the
HIV/AIDS epidemic sweeping the black community. Click to continue at USAToday.com
As you engage in this year's October-fest of Pink Teas, Sunday
Brunches, and Walks for the Cause, take a moment and pause for the #1
cause—YOU! Before you start tying those pink ribbons and slipping
on your pink fall fashions in support of finding a cure, think about
the lives you hope to help save—including yours! Shift your focus
to YOU! Click to continue at JourneyToWellness.com