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New study reveals racism may increase the risk of stroke in Black women

New study reveals racism may increase the risk of stroke in Black women
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Perceived racism leads to greater risk of stroke among Black women

Perceived racism leads to greater risk of stroke among Black women
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Racism, Sexism, and the Crisis of Black Women s Health | The Brink

BU’s Black Women’s Health Study aims to understand the underlying causes of poor health among Black women and reduce long-standing racial disparities.

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Health Matters: FDA Proposing A Ban On Hair Relaxers That Contain Formaldehyde

The chemical, which is often found in household products and cosmetics, has been linked to cancer and other health issues.

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They used chemical hair straighteners, then lost the ability to have children

Thousands of Black women who have sued L' Oreal, Revlon and other companies allege hair products are responsible for their uterine cancer and infertility.

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