Cara Jones

As a mother, there’s no greater joy than bringing a new life into the world. But for Alexis Hall, 29, her journey to motherhood was nearly cut short by a devastating heart attack just nine days after giving birth to her daughter Jaicei.

Older Black cancer patients have higher rates of frailty and disability than their white peers, which may help explain why Black patients also have higher cancer death rates, new research suggests. The researchers noted that Black patients are more likely to die from cancer than most other groups, despite efforts to reduce cancer-related racial disparities.

Imagine navigating a maze of bright lights, loud noises, and hidden trip hazards every day. For a person with Alzheimer’s, this can be a daily reality, fraught with discomfort and danger. The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA) highlights that with just a few simple tweaks, you can transform this daunting maze into a safe and comforting haven for those living with dementia.

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Never miss a beat. From articles about the latest trends in Health & Wellness to everyday topics that affect you!

As scorching temperatures continue to plague the United States this summer, millions of Americans are at risk for dehydration and heat-linked illnesses. However, the dangers of extreme heat extend beyond just our physical well-being. Rising temperatures can also negatively impact medications, rendering them less effective or even useless, which can leave patients vulnerable to health complications. Understanding the effects of heat and humidity on certain drugs is crucial to ensure their efficacy and safety.

Never miss a beat. From articles about the latest trends in Health & Wellness to everyday topics that affect you!

Never miss a beat. From articles about the latest trends in Health & Wellness to everyday topics that affect you!

Singer, songwriter, and actress Shanice Wilson took to social media on Sunday to share a courageous and deeply personal update about her health. The 51-year-old star revealed that she had undergone a double mastectomy three months ago after doctors found ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), an early form of breast cancer, in her left breast. In an emotional Instagram video, Shanice opened up about her diagnosis, treatment, and recovery, encouraging others, particularly Black women, to prioritize their health and get regular screenings.

Brianna Jenkins was just eight years old when she experienced the first signs of hidradenitis suppurativa (HS).