Black History Month Calling Attention to Womens Health Disparities / Public News Service

Black and African American communities are at greater risk for multiple health conditions, a health care disparity highlighted during February's Black History Month. Dr. Melody McCloud, founder and medical director of Atlanta Women's Health Care, said high rates of obesity, heart disease, diabetes, and maternal and infant mortality are just some of the ethnic health disparities Black women face. ...

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