A woman’s race, culture and religious beliefs can all impact her health and wellness, a group of experts said last week during The Maya Angelou International Women’s Health Summit at
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Imagine what would happen if a high school teacher encouraged students to perform well by alluding to sexual violence or derided a student’s efforts in the classroom by using slang
A five-year national study now underway in Greensboro and Pittsburgh attempts to determine if technology and other tools can make sure that African-American breast and lung cancer patients receive the
Beginning on Thursday, Sept. 27, the Maya Angelou Center for Women’s Health and Wellness at Forsyth Medical Center will hold a three-day international summit focusing on contemporary issues affecting women’s and
A study by two UNCG professors has found evidence that giving all kids access to free breakfast at school, rather
The 13th Annual Band Aid for Burn Survivors concert will be held on Thursday, Sept. 13 at The Garage, 110
Did you know that, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), one in five African American men
Many people and families in the United States are still feeling the crunch from the current economic recession. More
Winston-Salem State University junior Keith Bryant has faced more adversities in his first 22 years than most people face
Dr. Yolanda Edwards, a professor at Winston-Salem State University (WSSU), recently received the Sylvia Walker Education Award from the
