by Diana Daniele The author says that having large breast has made her feel shame throughout her life. Courtesy of the author My breasts started drawing attention since I was 10 years old. I remember vividly times when my large breasts caused me to feel shame. Thanks to my therapist I’ve overcome the shame and Read More…
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The Horseshoe Crab Saving Lives
The animal that has saved the most human lives is not the brave passenger pigeon, the loyal horse or the faithful dog, but the oldest species still living on the planet: the “Limulus polyphemus” The pharmaceutical industry, in fact, uses a substance extracted from its blood in a test, called limulus amebocyte lysate assay or Read More…
Black Patient Who Has Received Two Kidney Transplants
Nationwide — From shock and struggle to success, the book Triumph: Life on the Other Side of Trials, Transplants, Transition and Transformation by author and two-time kidney transplant recipient Gregory S. Works underscores the need to stay focused on the success goal despite obstacles. Triumph inspires hope as it follows the winding road of his Read More…
Health Ranger’s Report: – Depopolation Is Occurring Now
Brighteon Broadcast News, March 26, 2024 – Insurance industry PANICS to cancel property owner policies before POST-ELECTION RIOTS burn down the cities Health Ranger Report Baltimore bridge attack initial analysis – random accident or deliberate sabotage? Health Ranger Report BLACK SWAN SEASON: Prepare for an explosion of domestic sabotage ops targeting critical infrastructure Health Ranger Read More…
Today I Was Surprised To know About Infibulation.
It is the practice of removing the clitoris and labia of a girl or woman and sewing the edge of the vulva to prevent intercourse. This is complete shaving of the vagina and stitches to prevent the girl from having sex. The vagina is sealed, leaving a small hole through which the girl can menstruate Read More…
5 Black Friends Who Became Doctors Share Their Stories
PHOTO CREDIT: Nina Babel, Founder of NIBA Studios, LLC Nationwide — Drs. Diane Boykin, M.D.; Leah Matthews, M.D., MPH; Sylvia E. Morris, M.D., MPH; Jessica Osborn, M.D.; and Angela C.B. Walker, M.D. – all Black women – first came together while studying at Georgetown University School of Medicine in the late 1990s. And now, together Read More…








