Most people think vision loss arrives suddenly. It doesn’t. It whispers first—through subtle changes, quiet warning signs, and missed appointments. Eye care isn’t just about seeing clearly; it’s about seeing early. As Dr. Anel Johnson reminds us, “The eyes often reveal what the body is strugg...
By AMHG Magazine – Where Culture Meets Compassion Across Ontario, a painful truth continues to surface — Black parents are being disproportionately drawn into the child-welfare system, facing scrutiny, investigations,...
The dismantling of USAID is more than a policy shift — it’s a direct threat to Black lives across Africa and the global diaspora. From community clinics losing critical funding to mothers struggling to access life-saving care for their children, the ripple effects are immedi...
he Global Black Lifespan Journey: From Cradle to Legacy begins with a simple but unsettling truth: in the United States, wealth does not guarantee protection. Despite unmatched national resources, Black communities face higher rates of cardiometabolic disease, maternal mortality, and kidney disease—outcomes shaped not by biology, but by systems. This opening chapter asks readers to look beyond genetics and consider geography, policy, and access. It examines how structural racism quietly organizes neighborhoods, healthcare access, and daily exposure to risk, producing unequal health outcomes o...
The Impacts On The Global Black Lifespan Journey: Why Your Health Depends on More Than Just a Doctor
Health does not begin in a hospital room, and it does not end with a prescription. The Global Black Lifespan Journey invites readers into a deeper, mo...
Across continents and generations, the Black lifespan has been examined in fragments—health here, economics there, law somewhere else—rarely as a whol...
Protection begins with understanding—and trust. In moments like this, where information is shared clearly and respectfully, outcomes change. For Black...
he Global Black Lifespan Journey: From Cradle to Legacy begins with a simple but unsettling truth: in the United States, wealth does not guarantee pro...
