The study’s findings highlight the critical role of both genetic and environmental factors in driving racial disparities in cancer outcomes.
John Amos, the Emmy-nominated actor and pioneering television star who brought to life some of the most beloved characters in entertainment history, died at 84.
Cousins Terence Blanchard and Dr. Loren J. Blanchard will come together in celebration of UHD’s 50th anniversary.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month is more than a campaign—it’s a collective call to take action and empower one another in the fight against this illness.
The October Old Folks Saying is, “That dog don’t hunt.”
This decadent five-cheese mac and cheese offers a perfect balance of tang, smokiness, and melt-in-your-mouth goodness.
Keith “MR. D-MARS” Davis, Sr. received the Richard Nelson Media Partner Award at the 2024 Texas Association of African American Chambers of Commerce Annual Conference.
HBCUs are far more accessible to students and more successful at moving students from the bottom 40% of a country’s income distribution to the top 60%, signaling social mobility.
Dikembe Mutombo, one of the NBA’s greatest shot blockers, died of brain cancer, the league announced.
For many Black and Latino patients, especially those aged 65 and over, the rising costs of prescription drugs are becoming unbearable.
AfroTech, one of the largest gatherings of Black tech innovators, entrepreneurs, and creatives, returns in 2024 to the Bayou City.
Here are some tips to get you started on your fall adventures and experiences this year.
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris announced sweeping new measures to combat gun violence in America.
Here are tips to help homeowners prepare their heating systems for the coming season while staying informed about changes in the industry that could impact them.
T.I. and Tiny, alongside their music group OMG Girlz, accused MGA of violating their intellectual property rights by copying the group’s image and style for the company’s popular L.O.L. Surprise! O.M.G. dolls.
This election isn’t just about choosing a candidate– it’s about shaping the future of policies that directly impact the Black community.
Many Americans see the power of personal connections as a key to unlocking moneymaking opportunities.
When young children demonstrate transfer of learning from their child care classroom to their play at home, parents can take an active role in encouraging it.
An open line of communication between men and their healthcare providers, and among family members, can lead to better care.
In observance of National Preparedness Month, experts are offering homeowners and renters these tips for how to respond when disaster strikes.