African-Americans need not ignore skin cancer
Of all the cancers among African-Americans, only one to two percent are skin cancer, according to the Skin Cancer Foundation...
Taking charge of your health: a guide for mothers
theGRIO REPORT - Moms routinely juggle long lists of to-dos from all facets of their lives except the most important: themselves. Mom should take one or two days at a set time each year and line up appointments to keep her healthy...
Texting: good for your health?
theGRIO REPORT - While numerous reports warn of the dangers of text messaging, other reports suggest that texting can actually be healthy for those without access to a regular doctor...
The sun doesn't discriminate when it comes to skin cancer
VIDEO - African-Americans are are ten times less likely to develop skin cancer compared to their white counterparts. However, they're also usually get diagnosed in later phases...
