Eating for Life: Dos and Don’ts for Women Over 50
Keto? Paleo? Vegan? Gluten-free? It seems there is an ever-expanding array of diets to choose from, depending on your lifestyle and health goals. For women over 50, making proper nutritional decisions can be even more essential than for younger women, as those needs begin to change with age.…
Atrium Health Expands Access to COVID-19 Testing in Underserved and Minority Communities
Atrium Health Expands Access to COVID-19 Testing in Underserved and Minority Communities
New sites will remove any barriers that may exist to easily provide coronavirus screening and testing
CHARLOTTE, N.C., April 14, 2020 – Atrium Health is rolling out additional Coronavirus Testing Centers this week, specifically aimed at addressing underserved and minority communities in Charlotte.…
Black Hair and Exercising
Hi, ladies. I read with interest an online article in Blackdoctor.org with the following title: “Black Women Aren’t Exercising?!” I chuckled when I read the following quote from the article:
“I want to become more active, but I just don’t know about all that sweating!…
Green Is the New Black
City of Charlotte Solid Waste Services
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. fought for civil rights for all American people.
He believed that everyone should have equal rights. As a result of Dr. King’s passion and perseverance, the Civil Rights Acts of 1964 and 1968 were signed into law.…
Cheslie Kryst Sets an Example
By Hope Yancey
Photo courtesy of “The Miss Universe Organization.”
Cheslie Kryst was born in Jackson, Mich., moved to Charlotte at about age 4, then South Carolina as a teenager. She graduated from high school and college in South Carolina, before earning law and MBA degrees at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem and returning to Charlotte to practice law.…