Afro-Americans and Heart Disease High-Risk Candidates for Various Medical Conditions Cardiovascular disease is most prevalent in African-Americans. This specific group has an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and high blood pressure with African-American women having higher rates of obesity than other race and gender groups. In general, African-Americans, those people of African ancestry living in [...]
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Afro-Americans, Heart Disease, Poor Diet
Posted in Afro-American Study, Community Support, Diseases, Heart Disease, Heart Disease, Just a Cloud Away Journal, tagged afro-americans, alzheimer's disease, alzheimers, angela howard, cardiovascular disease, death, Diana GArdner-Williams, february, greensboro, health coach, healthsource, healthy diet, Healthy Eating, Healthy foods, heart disease, heart disease awareness month, high blood pressure, Just a Cloud Away Journal, NC Beaches, North Carolina, nutrition, Piedmont Triad, support, Take Shape for Life on January 11, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Afro-American Alzheimer’s Disease Research Study
Posted in Afro-American Study, Alzheimer's, Alzheimer's Association, Community Support, tagged afro-american alzheimer's study, alzheimer's disease, bereaved families, death, Diana GArdner-Williams, greensboro, Grief, Healing, Just a Cloud Away Journal, keeping memories alive, Loss of Loved one, memories, memory loss, memory problems, North Carolina, Piedmont Triad, remembering on January 8, 2011 | 6 Comments »
An Afro-American research study on Alzheimer’s Disease is underway at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. The study is being promoted as Keeping Memories Alive. This 2 year, national education and awareness campaign proposes to educate, and motivate to action, more than 12 million Americans through, multiple media outlets and grassroots community-based efforts. By combining [...]