April is National Minority Health Month (NMHM), a time to raise awareness about the importance of improving the health of racial and ethnic minority communities and reducing health disparities.

In this episode of Black Health Lit, host Rachel Rae is joined by Dr. Kre Johnson to tackle pressing issues affecting the Black community. They explore underrepresentation in STEM careers and highlight resources available to support Black professionals in fields like engineering and computer science. Dr. Johnson also sheds light on the role of entrepreneurship in economic empowerment, discussing challenges and opportunities for Black entrepreneurs in industries such as tech startups.

Shifting gears, they delve into health disparities, addressing topics ranging from combating HIV & AIDS stigma to disparities in heart health within the Black community. Dr. Johnson emphasizes community engagement and proactive health management strategies, considering both genetic factors and lifestyle choices. Join the conversation as they empower listeners to strive for better health and success.

The Black Health Lit® podcast aims to change the statistics by providing free and accessible health education.

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