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February 2025

Wed
February 26, 2025

Black Excellence in Medicine Is Moving the Needle in Cancer Prevention Efforts

Audrey Davis Stock photo posed by models, sourced from Getty Images Reducing cancer rates and improving cancer outcomes in the Black community requires a multifaceted approach, including listening.   This February in the United States, I am keenly aware of my observations of both Black History Month and National Cancer Prevention Month. I identify not […]
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March 2024

Tue
March 26, 2024

Here’s How One Woman Is Showing Myeloma Who’s Boss

“I wish we would talk about it more because you wouldn’t feel so alone going through it,” shares Jawanna, pictured here.  Photographer: Casey Templeton Multiple myeloma is the second most common blood cancer in the U.S., and Black and African American people develop MM at much greater rates and at younger ages than people of other […]
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June 2023

Thu
June 1, 2023

Peer Support for Black Cancer Patients Opens Doors to Clinical Trials Diversity

Stock photo posed by models: Getty Images Black and African American cancer patients represent only 5% of clinical trial participants. Our peer support program is working to change that by increasing clinical trial awareness & knowledge among Black and African American cancer patients like Cae.   “I was able to get the voice back that […]
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