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Movember Spotlight: Prostate Cancer in Black Men
This Movember series highlights the critical issue of prostate cancer in Black men, who have a significantly higher risk compared to their White counterparts. Advocacy for targeted screening is essential to address disparities caused by structural inequalities. Community figures like Errol McKellar promote awareness and proactive health measures, urging men to engage in early testing…
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Movember Spotlight: The Mental Health Challenges Facing Black Men in the UK
The information provided in this blog is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. If you have questions about your health, speak to your GP or specialist. As the year winds down, it is important not to overlook November and the global initiative known as Movember, which provides a…
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From Montserrat to the NHS: The Cherry Brown & Robert Baker Cases That Reveal Britain’s Healthcare Divide
In honoring Black History Month, the stories of Cherry Brown and Robert Baker reveal systemic injustices faced by Montserrat citizens seeking medical care in the UK. Both faced bureaucratic hurdles and inequity, with Cherry left homeless and Robert dying from denied treatment. Their experiences highlight urgent calls for reform to ensure equitable healthcare access.
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NHS Maternity Care Under Review: Disparities Affecting Black Mothers in England
The UK government is investigating 14 NHS hospitals for maternal and neonatal care failings. This investigation comes after several reports of systemic issues affecting Black women, who face significantly higher risks during pregnancy.
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Getting the Right Emergency Care for Sickle Cell in NHS Hospitals: What You Need to Know
September marks Sickle Cell Awareness Month, emphasising the need for adequate care for sickle cell disorder patients in emergencies. The content highlights issues faced by patients, including inadequate pain management and delays in treatment. It calls for urgent, compassionate responses and adherence to national guidelines to ensure equitable care for all affected individuals.
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Serena Williams losing weight with a GLP-1: Transparency, Health, and Stigma
On July 11, 2025, Serena Williams’s weight loss of 31 lbs sparked public interest and mixed reactions, leading her to clarify her use of GLP-1 medication on August 21. The blog examines her career’s body image scrutiny and the implications of her transformation amid ongoing societal debates on health, dieting, and aesthetics.
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Three Diets That Help Reduce Type 2 Diabetes Risk
Researchers have found three diets that can lower your risk of diabetes irrespective of your ethnicity. One of the major ways people can reverse type 2 diabetes, prediabetes or reduce risk is through a healthy diet. Read more to find out what healthy changes you can make and incorporate traditional foods among those whose risk…
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Skincare Blog: How to Maintain Glowing Skin: Skincare Routine Tips for Every Season and Situation
In the summer sun, melanin glows effortlessly. But that glow in some cases does not address some of our underlying skin concerns or irritation from incompatible products. Ahead of September’s Skincare Awareness Month we want to help you build a good skincare routine that keeps your skin healthy, glowing, and protected.
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Healing in Nature: How Outdoor Spaces Empower Wellness in Global Majority Communities
Spending time in nature and in outdoor green spaces offers peace, connection, and restoration, helping to combat stress, trauma, and systemic inequities. Reclaiming these natural spaces isn’t just wellness—it’s empowerment, cultural reconnection, and a vital path to collective healing.
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