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Frequent Marijuana Use May Affect Stress Hormone Levels: What Black Patients Should Know - BlackDoctor - Where Culture Meets Care
1+ hour, 49+ min ago (510+ words) Marijuana may help you unwind — but using it too often could have the opposite effect on your stress response. Researchers say frequent marijuana use may be associated with higher levels of cortisol, also known as the “stress hormone.” These findings…...
“She Told Me to Be Quiet”: Why Black Women Feel Unsafe Giving Birth - BlackDoctor - Where Culture Meets Care
3+ day, 49+ min ago (898+ words) Not just fear of labor or fear of pain, but fear of not being heard, fear of being dismissed, and fear that if something feels wrong, nobody will listen until it is too late. Across the United States and around…...
5 Ways Black Families Can Navigate the Healthcare System With Less Stress - BlackDoctor - Where Culture Meets Care
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (995+ words) You finally make it to your doctor’s appointment, but it took you weeks to get there, maybe even a couple of months. First, you called your primary care office for a referral. Then you waited for your insurance company to…...
Why Black Patients Need To Be Represented In Mental Health Clinical Trials - BlackDoctor - Where Culture Meets Care
6+ day, 1+ hour ago (808+ words) When people think about mental health, conversations are often focused on therapy, medication, healing, or even finding the right treatment. But there’s another important part of the conversation that doesn’t get nearly as much attention: who is represented in the…...
What to Eat When Treatment Changes Your Appetite - BlackDoctor - Where Culture Meets Care
6+ day, 19+ hour ago (863+ words) Unfortunately, cancer treatment can change the way food tastes, decrease your appetite, and make eating feel like a challenge. So what can you do? Here’s what you need to know about maintaining your strength through diet when eating becomes difficult....
Black People Have the Most Distrust of Clinical Research — Here's Why - BlackDoctor - Where Culture Meets Care
1+ week, 47+ min ago (292+ words) A small survey from 2024 revealed that many Black Americans harbored distrust towards medical research (more than their non-Black counterparts), potentially hindering their participation in clinical trials. This reluctance stems from a complex interplay of historical, cultural, and personal factors. While…...
Is Your Brain Tricking You Into Mom Guilt? - BlackDoctor - Where Culture Meets Care
1+ week, 2+ day ago (822+ words) Dr. Bobinet says that the habenula is an alarm bell of sorts. It’s the kind that rings when something has gone wrong. You may have forgotten to do something important or fallen short in some way. The habenula responds by…...
Teyana Taylor Gets Real About Financial Stress and Mental Health - BlackDoctor - Where Culture Meets Care
1+ week, 3+ day ago (1002+ words) There are few things more exhausting than worrying about money. It’s the kind of stress that follows you everywhere—into your relationships, your sleep, your workday, and even your health. For many Black women, financial pressure isn’t just about paying…...
Singer Chrisette Michelle Breaks Down Her Adult Autism Diagnosis and What You Can Learn - BlackDoctor - Where Culture Meets Care
1+ week, 4+ day ago (632+ words) For years, Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Chrisette Michele has been known for her soulful voice, introspective lyrics, and candid conversations about mental health. Now, she’s sharing another deeply personal part of her journey: being diagnosed with autism as an adult. Her…...
How to Stay Active When You’re Living With ATTR-CM - BlackDoctor - Where Culture Meets Care
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1124+ words) Before your ATTR-CM diagnosis, you had a routine. Maybe it was a morning walk around the neighborhood, a weekly round of golf, keeping up with grandkids at the park, or tending a garden on Saturday mornings. Those things felt automatic,…...