theGrio

Back to the Top

Main menu

Skip to primary content
Skip to secondary content
  • Home
  • Entertainment
    • Music
    • The Dish
  • Health
    • Ask Dr. Ty
    • Black Men’s Health
    • Black Women and Breast Cancer
    • Back to School Health
  • Living
    • Travel and Leisure
    • Living Forward
    • Books
  • Politics
    • Perry on Politics
  • Sports
  • News
    • Good News
  • Opinion

Black Women’s Health

Image from a mammogram

True life -- I got a mammogram

Evette Dionne, Clutch Magazine
ESSAY - Now that I know my status, I challenge other millennials to convince a doctor to conduct the mammogram. It isn’t routine, but it’s necessary...
Read More | Leave CommentComments (-)
An African-American woman voter

Are black women being heard in the 2012 presidential race?

Sophia Nelson
OPINION - Our issues, like all those of all Americans, should be raised and addressed in the national discourse by both presidential hopefuls directly...
Read More | Leave CommentComments (-)
Prime Times Sister Circles

'Sister Circle' groups target midlife black women to improve health

Alexis Garrett Stodghill
The net result is that Prime Time Sister Circles are helping ladies like McAlpine address the health care disparities that disproportionately affect African-American women, in part by providing the emotional support that helps relieve stress.
Read More | Leave CommentComments (-)
A black woman eating fried food

Thin frame? Heart disease still a risk

Frugivoremag.com
Until I mapped out my own plan towards sticking to healthy living that doesn’t restrict but redirects my affinity for greasy, fatty but tasty foods.
Read More | Leave CommentComments (-)
Pregnant black woman

Study finds racism may harm pregnant women of color and newborns

MadameNoire.com

From MadameNoire.com: A new study shows that the negative effects of discrimination and racism can last a lifetime, beginning when a child is still in the …

Read More | Leave CommentComments (-)
Black woman in a hospital bed

Black women with HPV face greater cancer risks

Frugivore
FRUGIVORE - According to the NY Daily News, new studies reveal why black women are 40% more likely to develop and 200% more likely to die from cervical cancer than white women.
Read More | Leave CommentComments (-)
  • Learn about our User Panel

    Read More
  • See What Your Friends Are Reading

  • More from theGrio

Main menu

Skip to primary content
Skip to secondary content
  • Politics
  • Living
  • Video
  • Inspire
  • Health
  • Entertainment
  • News
  • Terms of Service
  • Privacy Policy
  • Advertise with TheGrio
  • About
©2013 NBCUniversal
Powered by WordPress.com VIP