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Read More »Study Finds Churches Can Help Lower High Blood Pressure in African-Americans
[ad_1] October 31, 2018The church plays a significant role in the African-American community, and has been used before to promote health information on cancer screening, vaccinations, HIV awareness, and weight reduction. And …
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Read More »Could the Appendix Be Key to Parkinson’s Disease?
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