Posted on: 04 Feb 2022
During Black History Month, The Urology Care Foundation is bringing awareness to its resources for Black men and women. Overall health is of great value for all people, but did you know Black men and women are at higher risk for many health issues? We can help change some of the statistics by striving to live healthy.
Routine checkups can spot a number of conditions that can impact your health. Knowing when to see a doctor may help you be more aware of your health. See your doctor from time to time, even if you feel healthy. These visits can help avoid problems in the future. Many screenings and checkups can be planned, so it is good to know why you need them and how often to have them.
Check out these resources to learn more:
Women’s Checklist What Black Women Should Know
Men’s Checklist What African American Men Should Know
Health Screenings Every Black Woman Should Know
Health Screenings Every African American Man Should Know
Podcast: Black Women's Health with Dr. Ekene Enemchukwu
Podcast: African American Men’s Health with General Practitioner, Dr. Byron Varnado
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