A rise in doulas in the delivery room
Doctors are seeing a rise in the use of doulas in the delivery room and that isn’t such a bad thing.…
Read MoreCherry Blossom Intimates: Lingerie for all women
According to Nationalbreastcancer.org, every two minutes, a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer in…
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A New Way to “Cary” Your Pills
By Tia Lowe, Howard University News Service Technology meets medicine once again with CaryRx; an almost…
Read MoreParenting Organization Aims to End Infant Mortality In D.C.
As a Black woman and a mother of three, Kyara Banks can attest to not receiving quality and equal treatment…
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As One Hospital Checks Out Of D.C., Howard University Hospital Picks Up The Bill
By Maya King, Howard University News Service A healthy patient-provider relationship requires a strong…
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The Return of the Black Doula
Black women have the highest maternal mortality rate in America. What are they doing to decrease…
Read MoreN.J. Woman Introduces Alternative Fitness Solution To Hudson County
The corner room was serene with the walls coated in the cool calming colors of gray, white, and a muted…
Read MoreAt Girls On The Run, D.C. Girls Learn How to Use ‘Star Power’
Lap one, “B-E-A-U-T-Y.” Lap two, “I-S.” The girls run laps around the gym vigorously as they…
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Turning Natural Adds Juicing Alternative to Anacostia
Arthur Cribbs, Howard University News Service Considered an epidemic at both the local and national…
Read MoreAs Medical Marijuana Usage Rises, Participants and Stakeholders Hope for Legislation Changes
Earlier this month, Senators Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Cory Gardner (R-Colo.) reintroduced the…
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