Maternal Health and COVID-19 featuring Dr. LaTonya Washington, MD, MBA; Kanika Harris, PHD, MPH and Kineta Sealey, Esq.

In our latest podcast episode, we delve deep into a critical and often overlooked topic: Prostate Cancer, with a special focus on how it affects and is managed in Black men. Our guest, Dr. Mack Roach, brings an illuminating perspective to the table, shedding light on the disparities and challenges faced by Black men in the realm of Prostate Cancer diagnosis, treatment, and care.

This episode is part of a compelling two-part series aimed at providing essential insights into Prostate Cancer, complementing our previous conversation with Dr. Lankford. Together, these discussions form a comprehensive overview that's invaluable not just for those diagnosed with Prostate Cancer, but for anyone looking to understand the nuances of this disease and its broader implications on healthcare equity.

The African American Wellness Projects Book of the Year, given to the author of a best book on Black Health Issues, Mr. William Jahmal Miller.

Today, we delve into the powerful memoir that underscores the shared responsibility we all bear in advancing equity, equality, and justice for every individual. Join us on a transformative journey inspired by the experiences of Mr. Miller, California’s first-ever health equity officer and key advisor to Governor Jerry Brown on health and mental health disparities.

Whether you're an academic, high school student, graduate student, civil rights leader, aspiring healthcare executive, or policy maker, this podcast promises to resonate deeply with you. Join us as we explore the intersections of leadership, social determinants, and the pursuit of wellness in the African American community. "Equity Unveiled" is not just a memoir; it's a call to action for a healthier, more equitable future for all. Tune in and be part of the conversation.

In this crucial episode, Dr. Sharon Ottey engages in a compelling conversation with the esteemed Michael LeNoir, MD, shining a spotlight on the importance of COVID vaccination within the African American community. As trusted voices in the medical field, they explore the nuances of COVID vaccines, emphasizing the significance of getting vaccinated and addressing the unique considerations within this community.

Diving into the parameters of COVID vaccines, Dr. LeNoir and Dr. Ottey provide valuable insights into the safety, efficacy, and importance of receiving the third vaccination booster. The discussion extends to the latest CDC guidelines, ensuring listeners are well-informed about the measures in place to keep communities safe.

This episode serves as a beacon of information, dispelling myths and addressing concerns surrounding COVID vaccination within the African American community. Dr. Ottey and Dr. LeNoir navigate through the science, history, and societal factors that influence vaccine uptake, fostering a greater understanding of the critical role vaccinations play in safeguarding public health.

Tune in to gain a comprehensive understanding of COVID vaccines, the booster shot, and the collective responsibility we share in keeping our communities resilient. Subscribe now to stay informed and empowered, as Dr. Sharon Ottey and Michael LeNoir, MD, guide you through the essential journey towards a healthier, more protected future.

In this special episode during Diabetic Awareness Month, join host, Michael LeNoir, MD and esteemed guest, Dr. Sharon Ottey, as they delve into the intriguing realm of weight loss drugs and their implications for individuals with diabetes. Unpacking the complexities of these innovative medications, our experts shed light on the parameters, daily impacts, complications, and underlying medical issues associated with their use.

Dr. LeNoir, a seasoned medical professional, brings his wealth of experience to the conversation, providing valuable insights into how these weight loss drugs intersect with diabetes management. Together with Dr. Ottey, they explore the latest advancements in the field, offering listeners a comprehensive understanding of the potential benefits and risks involved.

Whether you're someone living with diabetes, a healthcare professional, or simply interested in the intersection of weight loss and metabolic health, this episode promises to be an enlightening and informative journey. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the evolving landscape of weight loss drugs and their impact on daily life, all within the context of Diabetic Awareness Month.

Don't miss this engaging conversation that aims to empower and educate, ultimately contributing to a healthier and more informed community. Subscribe now to stay updated on the latest discussions shaping the future of diabetes care and weight management.

In this enlightening episode of Black Doctors Speak, we embark on a journey to explore the importance of cardiac screening, with a focus on the remarkable work done by 100 Black Men of the Bay Area. Join us for a profound conversation featuring Dr. Michael LeNoir, as he welcomes a special guest, Dr. Antoine Fuller, Cardiac Surgeon, to unravel the significance of early detection and addressing heart murmurs in the Black community.

Heart murmurs are more common than you might think, and they affect many people, particularly within the Black community. With startling statistics underscoring the prevalence of heart issues, our guests are on a mission to raise awareness.

Dr. Michael LeNoir, a renowned physician and advocate, is a leading figure in public health, with a special focus on healthcare disparities in the Black community. As the co-founder of the African American Wellness Project (AAWP), he brings a wealth of expertise to the discussion.

Dr. Antoine Fuller, a skilled Cardiac Surgeon, joins the conversation as a specialist in addressing heart conditions. He shares insights into the importance of cardiac screenings and the significance of identifying and addressing heart murmurs, both the benign and the more serious ones.

In this episode, our guests shed light on the prevalence of heart murmurs in the Black community and the vital role played by organizations like 100 Black Men of the Bay Area. They discuss the importance of early detection and the impact it can have on overall heart health.

Tune in to Black Doctors Speak and discover how the African American Wellness Project (AAWP) is actively contributing to this critical discussion. Gain insights into the work of 100 Black Men of the Bay Area and their commitment to improving heart health in the Black community. Don't miss this eye-opening conversation about listening to your heart and taking proactive steps to protect your health.

In this powerful episode of Black Doctors Speak, we confront a vital issue impacting the African American community: Asthma prevention. Join us for an insightful conversation with three remarkable guests, Dr. Michael LeNoir, Lynda Mitchell, MA, CAE, CEO of the Allergy & Asthma Network, and Charmayne Anderson, MPA, Director of Advocacy at the Allergy & Asthma Network, as they discuss the urgent need for asthma prevention and highlight the expertise of the African American Wellness Project (AAWP).

Asthma affects people of all backgrounds, but its impact within the African American community is profound. The statistics tell a compelling story, and our guests are here to address it.

Dr. Michael LeNoir, a distinguished physician and advocate, is a leading authority on public health, with a focus on addressing healthcare disparities in the African American community. As a co-founder of the African American Wellness Project (AAWP), he has dedicated his career to improving the health and well-being of African Americans.

Lynda Mitchell, MA, CAE, CEO of the Allergy & Asthma Network, brings a wealth of expertise in asthma care and prevention. Her organization is at the forefront of advocating for individuals affected by asthma and allergies.

Charmayne Anderson, MPA, Director of Advocacy at the Allergy & Asthma Network, brings her passion for advocacy and her commitment to making a difference in the lives of those with asthma.

In this episode, our guests discuss the sobering statistics surrounding asthma in the African American community and the critical importance of prevention. They also share practical strategies, advocacy efforts, and initiatives aimed at reducing the burden of asthma, all while emphasizing the role of the African American Wellness Project (AAWP) in this mission.

Tune in to [Your Podcast Name] for an enlightening conversation on the state of asthma prevention within the African American community and discover how the Allergy & Asthma Network, alongside the African American Wellness Project, is working tirelessly to make a difference. This episode provides valuable insights and actionable steps for anyone seeking to join the fight against asthma in this context.

In our latest episode of Black Doctors Speak, we tackle an often-overlooked issue that affects many in the African American community: living with asthma. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion with two distinguished guests, Dr. Michael LeNoir and Ms. Anderson, as they shed light on the challenges and solutions when it comes to managing asthma, all while highlighting the expertise of the African American Wellness Project (AAWP).

Asthma is a common respiratory condition, but the impact on the African American community is significant, with startling statistics underscoring the disparities in asthma care. Our guests, Dr. Michael LeNoir and Ms. Anderson, provide invaluable insights into this pressing issue.

Dr. Michael LeNoir, a renowned physician and advocate, is a recognized authority in public health, particularly in addressing healthcare disparities. As a co-founder of the African American Wellness Project (AAWP), he has dedicated his career to addressing the health challenges facing the African American community.

Ms. Anderson, an individual with personal experience living with asthma in the African American community, brings a unique and compelling perspective to the conversation. Her story resonates with many who navigate the challenges of asthma daily.

In this episode, our guests discuss the striking statistics regarding asthma in the African American community, delving into the specific obstacles and inequalities that impact those living with this condition. They also explore practical strategies for managing asthma and improving overall quality of life.

Join us on Black Doctors Speak for a candid and informative discussion on the African American Wellness Project's (AAWP) role in addressing asthma disparities and learn about the resources and support available to those affected by asthma within the African American community. This episode offers valuable insights and guidance for anyone seeking a better understanding of living with asthma in this context.