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"I THOUGHT I WAS GOING TO DIE!: Confronting Racism, Advocating for Care, and Empowering Education"

Season1 Ep:2

In this podcast, we delve into the experiences of Black women in medicine, exploring the systemic racism they face, the challenges of being denied care, and the critical role of education in empowering change. Join us as we amplify their voices and discuss strategies for a more equitable healthcare system.

Black Medical Journal: What You Should Know About Plastic Surgery - Dangers, The Law, & Image Issues

Season1 Ep:1

In this new episode focusing on plastic surgery, viewers can expect to gain insights into the latest advancements, common procedures, and essential considerations before undergoing any plastic surgery, childhood image viewpoints and legal issues. Whether you're curious about the safety measures involved, the different types of surgeries available, or want to understand the recovery process better, this episode aims to provide a comprehensive overview. It's a must-watch for anyone looking to learn more about this branch of medical science!

Sponsored by: Texas Association of Black Female Physicians

What the Health? What are Over the Counter Meds doing to our bodies?

The State of Black Healthcare. It's the small things that matter, when it comes to proactive healthcare . Join Pamela Lowery as she interviews Dermatologist Dr. Dornechia Carter, MD, Discussing Skin healthcare tips. Chief Justice Carolyn Wright - Sanders , Cynthia Morrison members of The Dallas (TX) Chapter of The Links Incorporated. Dr. Lauren McDonald MD member of The Mid-cities (TX) Chapter of The Links Incorporated.

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"I THOUGHT I WAS GOING TO DIE!: Confronting Racism, Advocating for Care, and Empowering Education"

Black Medical Journal: What You Should Know About Plastic Surgery - Dangers, The Law, & Image Issues

What the Health? What are Over the Counter Meds doing to our bodies?

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