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Why Juneteenth & Father’s Day are Special for Black Dads During Covid

June 18, 2022

By Paula Penebaker and Darryl Sellers This year, Juneteenth and Father’s Day fall on June 19. Of course, being a Black father in 2022 differs from the experiences of Black dads in 1865. So, let’s take a closer look. During slavery, Black men were viewed as breeders and were prohibited from participating in the traditional […]

Popular Interests In This Article: COVID-19, Darryl Sellers, Fathers Day, Juneteenth Day, Paula Penebaker

Don’t Let COVID-19 Spoil Your Summer: How to Celebrate Juneteenth and Other Events Safely during the Pandemic

June 11, 2022

By Paula Penebaker Navigating the new normal, especially when it comes to summer celebrations, can be tricky with COVID-19 still circulating and infections on the rise in some communities. Even after two years, attending summer events like family cookouts, visiting amusement parks and enjoying music and cultural festivals, still comes with challenges thanks to what […]

Popular Interests In This Article: COVID-19, Juneteenth Day, Paula Penebaker

5 Ways to Support Your Child’s Mental Health

May 21, 2022

By Dena Vang The ongoing stress, fear, and uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic has led to many negative mental health impacts among children and adolescents. During the recent virtual town hall titled Mental Wealth: COVID’s Impact on Mental Health in the Black Community, a panel of trusted doctors discussed insights into how parents and caregivers […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Childrens Mental Health, COVID-19, Dena Vang, Mental Illness

Mental Wealth: COVID-19’s Impact on Mental Health in the Black Community Helpful Tips to Protect Your Mental Health

May 14, 2022

By Paula Penebaker People have been facing challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic, including loneliness, isolation, missed milestones and increased anxiety. In addition, there are disparities in health care, such as access to health insurance and socio-economic pressures, that put Black people at even greater risk for trauma, grief and other mental health issues. The We […]

Popular Interests In This Article: COVID-19, Dr. Byron Jasper, Dr. Kendall Jasper, Dr. Samira Brown, Mental Health, Panel Discussions, Paula Penebaker

COVID-19 and Infertility

May 7, 2022

By Paula Penebaker On Mother’s Day, many moms recall bringing their newborn home. Some of the happiest moments moms experience are the “firsts” — first words, first steps, first birthday. However, this day of celebration can a painful reminder for women struggling with infertility. The stigma attached to infertility takes a toll on mental health. […]

Popular Interests In This Article: COVID-19, Dr. Rachel Villanueva, Infertility, Paula Penebaker

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Overcoming Tragedy and Surviving Two Rounds of COVID-19 in Detroit

April 30, 2022

By Darryl Sellers There’s rarely a day that goes by when we don’t hear or read about how the pandemic has adversely affected the lives of Black Americans, leading them on unexpected twist and turns. This is especially true for Latresa Rice, who shared a poignant testimonial of her experience with COVID-19 with attendees during […]

Popular Interests In This Article: COVID-19, COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots, Darryl Sellers, Laresa Rice

Wisconsin Seeing Mild to Moderate Increase in Covid-19 Cases

April 30, 2022

By Karen Stokes Dr. Ryan Westergaard, infectious disease specialist in Madison, Wisconsin, said during a news conference on Tuesday that the state was seeing mild to moderate increases in case activity level. “The seven day average is just over 1000. In the context of where we were in January with the Omicron spike it’s about […]

Popular Interests In This Article: COVID-19, Dr. Ryan Westergaard, Karen Stokes

National Minority Health Month: Black Doctor Shares Her Stories and Advice to Minorities Working in and Utilizing Health Care in America

April 30, 2022

By Josephine Reid As we look to trusted messengers when it comes to taking care of our health in Black America, having a physician who shares not only your skin tone but also your experiences and family background has become even more crucial during this COVID-19 era. Dr. Samira L. Brown, primary care pediatrician at […]

Popular Interests In This Article: COVID-19, Dr. Samira Brown, Josephine Reid, Minority Health Month

Black Moms Speak on COVID-19 Increasing Anxiety and Isolation

April 16, 2022

By Ashley Smith The challenges of motherhood have only grown since the outbreak of COVID-19. Monique Garvin, a Black mom who lives in Columbia, South Carolina, said navigating pregnancy during the pandemic was a feat. She constantly felt lonely and worried. “It was really hard for me being isolated from family,” Garvin said. “I feel […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Ashley Smith, COVID-19, Dr. Samira Brown, Mental Health, Monique Garvin

COVID-19 Long Hauler Shares Survival Story to Support COVID-19 Vaccinations in Black Communities

March 19, 2022

By Dena Vang Antoinette Patterson didn’t think boarding a plane on Feb. 29, 2020, would impact her life the way that it did. She took the stage during the Voices of COVID panel discussion at the W Cobb NMA Institute Stay Well Community Health Fair and Vaccine event in Baton Rouge to share her testimony. […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Antoinette Patterson, COVID long haulers, COVID-19, Dena Vang, Panel Discussions

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