Two leading women’s health physicians make the case for how we can make cervical cancer a disease of the past. Dr. Denise Howard (left), chief of obstetrics and gynecology at...
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UNESCO has officially recognised Senegal as the origin of Jollof rice, also known as Ceebu jën in Senegal, settling a long-standing debate between West African nations Ghana, Nigeria and Senegal.
It is my pleasure to introduce myself as Shaun Daniel Carl Flores, a 28-year-old UK-based mental health advocate/activist. I have been a mental health advocate for people with OCD for a number of years. My OCD diagnosis earlier this year turned my world upside down. Depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation were my companions for a series of months. In order to combat my pain, I have turned it into my passion. I am passionate about raising awareness of OCD and having more people from ethnic communities share their experiences with it.
Black founder shares his journey of healing, fatherhood, and entrepreneurship in the U.S. BY XINTIAN TINA WANG Quentin Vennie knows the feeling of impending death. After battling two-year addiction to his...
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Explore the Future of Communication! Introducing Click Earbuds, the brainchild of Ghanaian-British entrepreneur Danny Manu.
Addressing a pressing concern: the alarming increase in suicides among Black men. The recent loss of tWitch has ignited a vital conversation on mental health within our community. Let’s break the stigma, raise awareness, and support one another.
Whirlwind signs Sultan Stevenson for debut album ‘Faithful One’ featuring Denys Baptiste for March 2023 release ”"Its a proud moment to see one's child blossom into a musical artiste -...
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Jen Reid, a dynamic 52-year-old activist, has been navigating through a whirlwind of experiences in recent years, and her momentum only seems to be gaining speed. With an upcoming book and the launch of her new fashion brand, Big Stush, on the horizon, she sat down with Bristol Live to shed light on her latest entrepreneurial endeavor.
When describing the cultural history of the Caribbean island of Grenada, it’s the cooking pot rather than the melting pot that springs to mind. And there’s no better culinary metaphor than “oil down,” the peculiarly named national dish of Grenada, a mix of meats and vegetables.
Everyone’s starting to feel the pinch, but for people living with sickle cell disease, the toss up between heat-or-eat is a matter of life or death. BY NATALIE MORRISFOR WELLBEING...
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