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NBCI urges Black congregants to get vaccinated Speaking with veteran journalist Roland Martin on the Black Star Network during the Hope Global Forums Monday...
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NBCI urges Black congregants to get vaccinated Speaking with veteran journalist Roland Martin on the Black Star Network during the Hope Global Forums Monday...
DALLAS – Council Member Omar Narvaez, in partnership with the Dallas County Health and Human Services, is hosting pop-up Vaccination events in District 6. These...
By Stacy M. BrownNNPA Newswire Amidst a news cycle that now routinely features wildfires, former president indictments, and extreme weather events, the world is...
By Cheryl Smith College Freshman (part 2) Last week I began my letter to you in hopes that I could help you navigate through...
Pediatric hospitals are inundated with flu and RSV cases as COVID-19 public health measures wane.
Black Headline NewsMinnesota Spokesman RecorderBy Dr. Joan Prince When America gets a cold, the Black community gets pneumonia. This saying is well known to...
NNPA Newswire/BlackPressUSABy Zack Haber The Oakland Unified School District is no longer publishing data this school year to inform students, staff, parents and the...
Shreeju Shrestha, M.S.N., APRN, FNP-BCInternal Medicine – Digestive and Liver Diseases Helicobacter pylori, or H. pylori, are common bacteria that infect billions of people...
Statement from Press SecretaryKarine Jean-Pierre This morning [July 21], President Biden tested positive for COVID-19. He is fully vaccinated and twice boosted and experiencing...
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As of 12:00 PM May 17, 2022, DCHHS is reporting 327 newly reported cases of COVID-19 within 14 days of specimen collection date. A total of...
By Cheryl SmithPUBLISHER I’ve often said, “My grandchildren are the greatest. If I had known how great they would be, I would’ve skipped the...
Some riders are concerned about the change, while others see it as a positive.
One Dallas mom spent six weeks in the hospital, first to treat the virus and later for stroke-related rehabilitation.
