A comprehensive genomic analysis of ovarian cancer tumors, conducted by researchers from the Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah (the U) and Emory University, has revealed that Black women exhibit nearly identical genetic mutations to other previously studied groups.
Have you ever experienced life in a food desert? For those residing in such areas, access to affordable and nutritious food is severely limited. Consequently, they are more...
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According to the Canadian Cancer Society, a recent study found that Black women in Canada are more likely to receive a breast cancer diagnosis at a younger age,...
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A recent Consumer Reports study revealed that 10 synthetic hair products, commonly used for braids, extensions, and other hairstyles favored by Black women, contain cancer-causing ingredients. The study,...
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African American women experience the highest burden of cardiovascular disease compared to women of other ethnic backgrounds. Statistics show that 47.3% of African American women are affected by...
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The American Cancer Society (ACS) has published its latest report, "Cancer Statistics for African American and Black People, 2025," highlighting significant progress in cancer mortality reduction. According to...
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