With Historic Strides in the Fight Against Breast Cancer, Black Women are Still Steps Behind

The American Cancer Society reported that 322,600 lives have been saved in the 26 years between 1989 and 2015. This was a 39 percent drop in breast cancer deaths that was attributed to early detection and advances in medical treatments. The report also showed that during that time, there was a decrease in cancer deaths …

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The CDC Acknowledges Domestic Violence as A Serious Public Health Issue During Domestic Violence Awareness Month

This and every October since 1989 has been observed as National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Three themes remain a key focus of this public health campaign: To mourn those who have died as a result of domestic violence. To celebrate those who have survived domestic violence. To connect those who work to end domestic violence. …

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