The US Surgeon General says loneliness is bad for your health. It’s reported that 1/2 of the adults in the USA report being lonely and not having many friends. Today we look at girlfriend dynamics among three black women.
Are there risks that could impact menopause? Ask Dr. Rahman.
We will each have a choice. Either we can be passive and react to the life altering changes associated with AI or we can chose to be aware and be an active participant. Meet an active participant. What will you chose?
What is it? Will it affect our day to day? Is AI (artificial intelligence) being used in healthcare? Helping us to better understand, we have a special guest: Tamunoibim Sambo
‘Who you are is non-negotiable. If you can’t be who you are, where you are - then change where you are and not who you are” ~ Caroline Wanga, President Essence Ventures
What is more prevalent than obesity in the US? Answer: social isolation and loneliness. Hear about the recent report issued by the US Surgeon General “ Our Epidemic of Loneliness and Isolation”
It all began with what she witnessed as a young adult.. What she learned, what she started would later help to save her life. Listen to her story..
Full transparency: Medical issues remain, but she’s empowered. She’s found her path to healing.. Maybe healing involves more that physical, maybe healing is possible for all of us.
.. and the racial disparity continues. We have a problem.
Ha! Nikki Haley, Don Lemon, Google- a question worth considering
It was a hectic day. There were multiple distractions. You can hear my frustration. We decided to proceed. It’s a powerful podcast.. listen to my conversation with a truly committed and fascinating person.
Our commitment for 2023: Inspiration, education and critical thinking/analysis about female health - for all women especially Black women. We shine.
How wonderful would it be if there was an inexpensive, effective and proactive treatment for fibroids?
With deductibles, coinsurances, copays an increasing number of insured women with health insurance provided through their employer are struggling to pay for their health care