Its National Black HIV Awareness Day! We’ve been blessed to speak to an advocate, and survivor of the HIV disease, Hydeaia Broadbent. Hear her story. Learn. Be encouraged to live better! Encourage one another to join in the fight against HIV/Aids. Protect yourself and your loved ones from this disease. To find out your status […]
Study’s revealed Black women, the majority of whom are infected through heterosexual contact are far more infected with HIV than women of other races. In fact black women account for 57% of all new HIV infections among women. If you have yet to be tested, if you haven’t been tested within the last 6months- its […]
Its was somewhat dreary Sunday morning. But everyone showed up at Sawyer Point prepared to walk for the cause. Many brought their dogs, babies in strollers, and walking teams with umbrellas on reserve. I too was on a quest and ready to strut! But prior to walking I captured all of the fun on camera […]
Cincinnati Public Schools begin August 16. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a new report that showed that nearly 20 percent of Americans received their flu shots from a community pharmacist located in a drug store, supermarket or another retail setting. Pharmacists in all 50 states, including Ohio, administer flu vaccines, and in many […]
Today the morning show team spoke with Dr. Wilbert Jordan, the Medical Director of the Oasis Clinic of Kings Drew Medical Center and a representative of the National Medical Association. Today’s topic was HIV/Aids! A recent study was completed on African Americans and the social stigma of HIV. Did you know half of the new […]
Courtesy of Poz.com Recording artist Chris “Ludacris” Bridges and actor Jamie Foxx have joined the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) “i know” social media campaign, which aims to encourage HIV prevention and testing among young African Americans, USA Today reports. The initiative, which launched today at Clark Atlanta University, is part of […]
