World Health Day is a painful reminder of the worldwide imperative to prioritize health and well-being. This year, let us highlight the health inequities experienced by Africans and African Americans.
While healthcare delivery continues to improve for many developed countries, it is worrisome that several families, especially among the Black communities continue to experience disparity in the delivery of quality healthcare.
April, which is Autism Acceptance Month, is a great time to debunk some of these myths and misconceptions and provide clarity on this often misunderstood condition.
Creative writing can promote healthier choices as well as improve relationships, mental health, and work prospects.
The miracle of childbirth should be a time of joy and anticipation. Yet, for Black mothers in the United States, it’s often overshadowed by a chilling reality: they are two to three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications than white mothers.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), one in four people will struggle with a mental illness at some point during their lives.
If you’re single and searching for love, Valentine’s Day can be annoying.
Through cross-cultural marriages, prejudices are being dismantled, and there is a growing appreciation and understanding of the customs, values, beliefs, and diversity of the African and European traditions which have created more social acceptability.
It all starts with forming good money habits while dropping off the bad ones.
Twenty-four is the total number of hours each one of us gets every day, nothing more.
