3 Black Docs

March is Multiple Meyeloma Awareness Month. In this episode, The Docs go over the signs and symptoms of multiple myeloma, how it is diagnosed, and some ways to help lower your risk.

Tune in for part II next week, about treatment, clinical trials, and support organizations.

The Docs always say "health begins at home", but beyond personal responsibility our health is impacted by other factors of our environment known as the Social Determinants of Health. What are they? Why do they matter? And how do they contribute to health disparities?

What do you want to know about the COVID Vaccine? The Docs get into some of the questions they've been asked and talk about the data surrounding the vaccine

In this week's episode, The Docs go into detail about the lasting effects of redlining and how these policies not only impact our community wealth, but our community health as well.

How can we begin to build trust in the Black community? A twitter question prompts a discussion about how institutions can invest in and build trust in underserved communities.

January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month! This episode is all about screening and prevention of cervical cancer; and The Docs take an in-depth look into how access to health education and medical care (or lack thereof) can affect specific regions and populations.

The Docs talk about their New Year's Resolutions and goals for 2021.

The Docs reflect on the events of last week and the Culture of Violence that has become pervasive in the US. The actions we witnessed have been brewing for awhile, and the Docs discuss some of the changes they've seen in their lifetimes that have contributed to this new culture, as well as how it has affected their personal lives.

We're starting the new year off with.. #FakeNews? The Docs discuss how misinformation can make it difficult for patients to trust their physicians - beyond #COVID.

The Docs talk about the new normal during COVID. How do we find connection in an isolated world?