Models to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic in America
HIV in the U.S. know their HIV status and have a suppressed viral load. This is both ambitious and necessary to end the HIV epidemic ...
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Broward Health schedules 387 mammograms two weeks before Mammopalooza begins
MAMMOPALOOZA officially kicks off on Monday, Oct. 1, Broward Health has already registered 387 mammograms for the month of October, and more are being scheduled every day. ...
Read more ›Rice & Diabetes: The link you don’t know about
people who eat more white rice are at increased type 2 diabetes risk, and those who eat more brown rice have less risk. ...
Read more ›Early voting battle appears over
early voting in Florida ahead of November’s presidential election appeared to wind down ...
Read more ›Former Broward County Commissioner Josephus Eggelletion, Jr. optimistically looks toward the future
he is in the process of picking up the pieces of a life torn apart by political scandal. ...
Read more ›CBC leader: Blacks who don’t vote ‘ought to give their color back’
African Americans who choose not to vote “ought to give us their color back ...
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Read more ›National Historically Black Colleges and Universities Week, 2012
America’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) carry forward this proud legacy ...
Read more ›Waters cleared of House Ethics charges
Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) has been finally exonerated of allegations that she violated ethics codes in connection with her role in advocating for the inclusion of minority-owned banks in the federal government’s Troubled Asset Relief Program(TARP). ...
Read more ›One year after launching the iPad, Archbishop McCarthy High School continues to lead in the integration of technology introduces the iLounge
Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy High School integrates Apple technology into the Archbishop McCarthy culture ...
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