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1.6 million Black Americans lost to preventable disparities in health outcomes. Lives that could have been saved.
At the 10th anniversary of the XCEL Summit for Men, Dr. Herman A. Taylor Jr. of Morehouse School of Medicine shared a powerful message: It's not just about how long we live, but how well we live.
From prevention to early detection, he emphasizes the importance of extending our healthspan—the years we spend living healthy, fulfilling lives.
#XCELSummit #BlackMensHealth #HealthIsWealth
At the 10th anniversary of the XCEL Summit for Men, Dr. Herman A. Taylor Jr. of Morehouse School of Medicine shared a powerful message: It's not just about how long we live, but how well we live.
From prevention to early detection, he emphasizes the importance of extending our healthspan—the years we spend living healthy, fulfilling lives.
#XCELSummit #BlackMensHealth #HealthIsWealth
Comments (8)
3 days agobusi.nessman5136
Yeah a lot of these dudes wasting their lives by drinking that poison called alcohol and smoking snorting sleeping around overeating
4 days agotoby2002
Yeah it’s called eating habit. Also, don’t forget the aborted Black babies which is estimated 77M people since Roe v. Wade.
4 days agolatoyaunderwood_
I now Decree an extension of Health Span for my people. Fitness. Healthy food resources and options and etc
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