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Black men are notorious for downplaying their health; they’re tough enough not to need a doctor, and they sure as heck don’t talk about that stuff with each other.
All that’s about to change.
When it comes to most types of cancer, Black people have the highest death rate and shortest survival of any ethnic group in the United States. I got wind of this fact AFTER being diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma in 2017, a treatable but incurable blood cancer that Black Americans are nearly twice as likely to be diagnosed and die from it.
So, what’s shaking and taking our lives in such disproportionate numbers? Yeah, healthcare disparities like lack of access and insurance, historical injustices, and implicit bias are impacting us…. but we also suffer from limited health literacy (LHL) — and that’s something we can change through conversation…Starting now!
Tune in as we kick off this groundbreaking podcast series and get real about what it really means to prioritize health in the Black community.
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Guest Faves
Check out the Spotify playlist born out of asking all our podcast guests, “when you need to get amped up, geeked out, pumped up… what hip-hop song do you listen to?”
Guest List:
- Take It Personal – Randy Haskins
- Come Clean – Antonio Goicuria
- Where the Hood At – Charles Duncan
- Ante Up – Eric Mosley
- What’s Beef – Oya Gilbert
- Sixteen – Thomas Goode
- Nas Is Like – Phillip Davis
- X Gon’ Give It to Ya – David Fields
- I Go To Work – Mark Harris
- Dance to the Music – Dr. Mack Roach III
- The Doo-Bop Song – Arthur Marsh
- The Holy Bible – Dr. Joe Mikhael
- Still Googling “What is Hip-Hop” – Yelak Biru
Compliation by Grand G
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Physical Health
A real look at the physical issues that come during and after cancer treatment and how to cope.
Mental Health
Spotlighting the mental health component of cancer and how to get essential support.
Financial Wellbeing
Understanding the impact of financial toxicity and how to address fiscal health.
Community & Support
Human connection and support are key ingredients to survivorship, and we explore its many forms.
Scientific Advances
Breaking down the latest medical breakthroughs and what they mean for current and future survivors.