Black Health Matters: Recent Episodes
Zakiya Jenkins
This podcast will focus on black health. Bringing in subject matter experts to discuss the importance of health and bring awareness to black communities across the country.
We talk with Mary Charlton an Associate Professor in the department of epidemiology at the University of Iowa College of Public Health and the Director of the Iowa Cancer Registry.
How cancer is affecting African Americans at a higher rate and what can be done about it. What are the patterns of new cancer cases/cancer deaths and why is addressing cancer disparities in Iowa important.
Brigid Greening and Jean Paul of Iowa Army discuss what is breast density and how it is affecting black women and what conversations you need to have with your provider.
In this episode we will talk about the Iowa Care for Yourself Program and what do you need to know about it that may can save your life or another woman you may know. Bonnie has her own personal health story to share in hopes of inspiring you to your health journey and know what resources you have available.
In this episode you will hear from Dr. Nalo Johnson and we discuss disparities people are facing when it comes to healthcare, housing and income and what can be done about it!
What's her new role and how can her organization help you!
I am joined by Kimberly Williams, a cervivical cancer survivor! She has a story to tell and she talks about a non-profit, Cervivor, which is near and dear to her heart. We share what you need to know so you can prevent this disease and lower death rates.