The American Heart Association's Go Red for Women Red Dress Collection 2020 - Runway

Black Women Take A Stand For Heart Health

Softball player A.J. Andrews and actress Lyric Ross are using their platforms to spread awareness about heart disease.
by NewsOne Staff
08.24.06
Black doctor using digital tablet with patient

The One Thing Black Women Must Do To…

Dina Piersawl’s life changed during the 2003 holiday season. The former athlete, who ate healthy and worked as a personal…
by Brandi Williams
11.25.64
Mature woman hugging red heart-shaped balloon, Hahn Park, Los Angeles, California, USA

4 Things You Should Know To Prevent Heart…

Because February is American Heart Month, it's only right that we highlight ways to keep your heart healthy.
by Brandi N. Williams
01.01.70
NewsOne Default Thumbnail

The 5 Best Benefits Of Green Tea

Mmmm…what’s more soothing and relaxing as a nice cup of green tea? What’s even better is the fact that, according…
by Whitney Greer
01.01.70
NewsOne Default Thumbnail

Soup & Conversations: How Mayo Clinic Is Saving…

According to the CDC, black women are at least 50 percent more likely than white women to die of heart…
by Whitney Greer
01.01.70
NewsOne Default Thumbnail

Your Favorite Meat Might Just Save Your Life

According to the American Heart Association, more than 40 percent of blacks have high blood pressure (HBP).Though doctors aren’t 100%…
by Whitney Greer
01.01.70
NewsOne Default Thumbnail

The Most Dangerous Vitamins For Men

About 50 percent of men in the United States take vitamins and supplements, according to studies. In 2011, American consumers…
by Whitney Greer
01.01.70
Trending