BeHealthy

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Read our latest issue of Be Healthy.. all about heart health!

Prostate Cancer awareness..

Heart health … Prostate health: A unique partnership - The Bay State Banner There are no special foods to eat to prevent prostate cancer, but an overall healthy eating plan decreases the risk of prostate cancer, and tackles heart disease at the same time.

Our latest issue of our award winning health magazine, BeHealthy. This issue focuses on men's health.. more specifically, prostate cancer. Ladies.. share with the men in your lives!
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https://www.baystatebanner.com/bsb-event/s*xual-heath-cancer-what-all-women-need-to-know-and-usually-arent-told-after-a-cancer-diagnosis/

Coils to Locs Health, Beauty and Wellness series for Black women with Cancer, Survivors and Caregivers presents

Sexual Heath & Cancer – What All Women Need to Know (and Usually aren’t told) after a Cancer diagnosis – a virtual event,

Sexual Heath & Cancer -What All Women Need to Know (and usually aren't told) after a Cancer diagnosis - The Bay State Banner Coils to Locs Health, Beauty and Wellness series for Black women with Cancer, Survivors and Caregivers presents Sexual Heath & Cancer – What All Women Need to Know (and Usually aren’t told) after a Cancer diagnosis – a virtual event, Free. Everyone is welcome. You can submit general questions ...

Watermelon is not only delicious and refreshing to eat... it's chock full of water and nutrients!

Watermelon: Chock full of water and nutrients - The Bay State Banner Watermelon is thirst-quenching and nutritious at the same time. It is also full of lycopene, a powerful antioxidant that is linked to the reduction of cancer and cardiovascular disease.

Stub out that cigarette: New study links smoking to higher risk of strokes in Blacks

Stub out that cigarette: New study links smoking to higher risk of strokes in Blacks - The Bay State Banner A new study has shown that Black people who smoke have a higher risk of stroke than their white counterparts. In addition, the more one smokes, the greater the risk.

Massachusetts is used to being the first. It was the first state to abolish slavery in 1783 and the first to legalize same s*x marriage in 2003. It led the nation in the individual mandate for health insurance long before the Affordable Care Act was established.

On June 1st it became the first state to ban the retail sale of menthol-flavored to***co products. This is a significant initiative.

The attack on flavored to***co products - The Bay State Banner On June 1st, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts banned the retail sale of flavored to***co products, including menthol. Flavored to***co as well as va**ng is still available, however, in licensed adult smoking bars.

BMI does not tell the whole story. Fat may be a better predictor of breast cancer

BMI does not tell the whole story - The Bay State Banner Postmenopausal women who carry too much body fat may be at risk for invasive breast cancer, even if their BMI is within normal limits.

A close look at your family history
It’s all about the genes

A close look at your family history - The Bay State Banner Roughly five to 10 percent of cases of cancer are hereditary. If cancer runs in your family, genetic testing may be recommended.

Moroccan Chicken with Brown Rice and Lemon Sautéed Spinach
An easy to fix meal that’s low in sodium and high in potassium

Moroccan Chicken with Brown Rice and Lemon Sautéed Spinach - The Bay State Banner An easy to fix meal that’s low in sodium and high in potassium

Tedy Bruschi: Still tackling, but his opponent now is stroke

Tedy Bruschi: Still tackling, but his opponent now is stroke - The Bay State Banner The incidence of stroke is on the risk in young people ─ even those in good physical shape. Younger people often have cryptogenic stroke, or stroke of unknown cause.

Renée Lacy: She lost it all to stroke
But got back much more

Renée Lacy: She lost it all to stroke - The Bay State Banner Many people do not recognize the symptoms of stroke and might not seek immediate care. Treatment for stroke typically includes rehabilitation, which can involve physical, occupational and speech therapies.