Aaron Simon Gross recently mention Black Health in an article for The Uptowner titled, After Initial Chaos, Monkeypox Vaccine Is More Accessible in Harlem. Gross reports on increased vaccine availability in Harlem, highlighting multiple clinics offering monkeypox vaccines, including the Black Health clinic on West 134th Street and Adam Clayton Powell Blvd.
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Black Health breaking the stigma around mental health, maternal health, treatment for addiction and redefining what we consider as normal with their upcoming film series, “What is Normal”.
National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD), February 7, offers an opportunity to look at what we have accomplished, and—to work harder.
The National Black Leadership Commission on Health (Black Health) offers our sincere condolences to the family of Tyre Nichols.
Black Health is a nonprofit organization that depends on donations and grants. With your help we will continue the fight to ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic, addressing Hepatitis C while expanding to include cardiovascular disease, breast cancer, prostate cancer, sickle cell, diabetes, and mental health.
Black Health is a nonprofit organization that depends on donations and grants. With your help we will continue the fight to ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic, addressing Hepatitis C while expanding to include cardiovascular disease, breast cancer, prostate cancer, sickle cell, diabetes, and mental health.
