BlackStarDocs

On this episode featuring Dr. Leila Sroujieh we discuss life as a single career woman, tips on how to reenter the dating scene after divorce and how to manage motherhood and your love life. 

⁣On this special episode, we are joined by REI (reproduction, endocrinology, and infertility) specialist Dr. Obehi Asemota.

⁣Listen in as we discuss⁣

⁣•The differences between egg and embryo freezing⁣

⁣•Optimal age for fertility procedures⁣

⁣•The impact fibroids have on fertility⁣

⁣•Male fertility⁣

⁣ And much more!⁣

⁣⁣

Let Food be thy Medicine!

We take a deep dive into nutrition and healthy eating with registered nutritionist Valerie Agyeman

April is Minority Health Month and on this episode we discuss the causes and solutions to health care disparities amongst minorities

On this episode we discuss nutrition and men's health with former Top Chef finalist Eric Adjepong. Tune in as we dive into important nutrients for men, the top 5 ingredients essential for cooking, and exciting projects Chef Eric has in the US and Africa!

We are joined with Gastroenterologist, Dr. Judith Amaning as we discuss myths and truths regarding Colorectal Cancer as well as ways to reduce your risk.

You all loved Part 1 of our interview with Dr. Michael Obeng, now get ready for Part 2!

On this episode Dr. Obeng discusses The Gorilla Glue case, the latest trends in plastic surgery and his non profit organization RESTORE Worldwide.

This week’s episode is a special one! We're excited to talk with famed plastic surgeon Dr. Michael Obeng, who in February miraculously removed Gorilla Glue from Tessica Brown’s hair.

On this first episode of a two part series, Dr. Obeng discusses his humble beginnings in Ghana, his road to medicine, and interesting surgical cases he has been a part of. 

In the second part of the Primary Care Series the BlackStarDocs discuss the importance of health screenings and building a relationship with your primary care doctor.

On this episode we discuss how to best prepare for your visit to your family practitioner, primary care doctor, or obstetrician/gynecologist. This two part series explores ways to make you and your family's health a priority.