The Miami Times4 T.
Why succession matters in Black leadership
My dad, CW, an octogenarian now, has thrown at me and my little sister sayings, phrases, gems of wisdom and words of warning ...
BlackDoctor4 T.
Black Women Over 50: Menopause Could Be Causing Your Depression
Studies find that women transitioning through menopause are at a higher risk of developing depressive symptoms. One study in ...
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Study finds White evaluators favor Black applicants when assessing diversity statements
Recent findings published in the Journal of Applied Social Psychology suggest there are biases in how personal diversity ...
ABC72 T.
Study of 100K Black women launches to figure out why more Black women are getting cancer
The Berrys are some of the first participants in VOICES of Black Women, a study launched May 7, by the American Cancer ...
fullerproject5 T.
‘My community is still dying’ — How the dearth of Black women in clinical research worsens health disparities
Without adequate representation in these types of landmark studies, efficacy of these life-saving drugs for Black women ...
Eight health benefits of black coffee
From reducing the risk of diabetes to staving off Alzheimer’s and cancer, your daily caffeine hit is more powerful than you ...
Stacker via MSN3 T.
New studies show how Black LGBTQ+ youth navigate discrimination. Advocates are mapping out ways to help
Rena Li for the 19th New studies show how Black LGBTQ+ youth navigate discrimination. Advocates are mapping out ways to help.
gastopowerjournal.com4 Std.
INPEX studies how to help JERA capture CO2 in Japan for storage Down Under
May 10 – Black & Veatch has completed a feasibility study for the planned Andes Energy Terminal, LNG regasification terminal ...
Yale Environment 3604 T.
Fellowship recipients to continue their studies in the U.K.
Eight Yale seniors and two recent graduates have been awarded fellowships from various organizations for graduate study in ...
idw12 T.
New regulator of eating behaviour identified
Scientists at Leipzig University and Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf have now identified a new regulator of eating behaviour. The findings have been published in the internationally renowned ...