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Black Health Myths We Need to Stop Believing

Black Americans have long shared health information through word of mouth. From diagnoses to good old-fashioned DIY remedies, we've passed down knowledge to family members, friends and neighbors for generations. That cultural influence runs deep, affecting how we understand our health and how we treat it. And while that can be empowering, it can also interfere with our understanding of how to prevent disease and get timely care.

Pierre Thomas Improving After Heart Attack

Quality Control Music cofounder Pierre Thomas, who helped build the careers of stars including Migos, Lil Baby and City Girls, is still recovering in the hospital after suffering a heart attack, but his health is improving. He remains at a Las Vegas hospital where he continues to recover.

Pierre ‘P’ Thomas Hospitalized After Heart Attack

Pierre "P" Thomas, the Quality Control Music cofounder who helped build the careers of stars including Migos, Lil Baby and City Girls, is currently hospitalized after suffering a heart attack. Sources with direct knowledge tell us P is under doctors' care at a Las Vegas hospital, where he's in the ICU. Family members are with him and consulting with doctors on next steps.

McConnell Returns Home, Senate Comeback Date Unclear

Mitch McConnell is back home after spending nearly two months receiving hospital care and rehabilitation following a fall. The 84-year-old Kentucky senator announced that he had been discharged from a rehabilitation center and will continue physical therapy from home.

Fitness Tips That Actually Work – Expert Guide

Fitness advice is everywhere, from social media hacks to age-old beliefs at home and work. Confusion about supplement hype and spot reduction can push people toward unrealistic goals. Personal trainer William McCray, with 18 years in the fitness industry and a kinesiology degree, separates fact from fiction. Key insights include starting fitness journeys with one change rather than complete overhauls, understanding your meaningful why before changing routines, and recognizing that hydration needs vary by body size and activity level. Supplements support but don't replace healthy eating and movement. Women won't become masculine from strength training due to testosterone differences. Strength training benefits younger athletes when focused on form and fundamentals. Most people lack adequate protein intake. Diet matters more than exercise alone for lasting change. Sweat indicates cooling, not calorie burn. Soreness differs from injury warning signs like swelling or discoloration. Fasted cardio works for some people. Spot reduction is myth; targeted exercises strengthen specific muscles but don't burn localized fat.

Alopecia in Black Women: Expert Guide

August is Hair Loss Awareness Month, and for many Black women, the reality of alopecia is deeply personal. Alopecia is not just one condition. It includes scarring and non-scarring forms, each with different causes, symptoms and treatment options. Scarring alopecia causes inflammation that can permanently damage hair follicles, preventing future hair growth. The main types are Central Centrifugal Cicatricial Alopecia, Lichen Planopilaris and Frontal Fibrosing Alopecia. For non-scarring alopecia, genetics play a major role. Early diagnosis and treatment are critical for scarring alopecia to stop inflammation before follicles are permanently destroyed.

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Black Celebrities We Lost in 2026

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AI and the End of Days: Expert Analysis

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