Rae Jones Takes the Helm of Great Beginnings for Black Babies
Written by Sentinel News Service 22 October 2009
Rae Jones Takes the Helm of Great Beginnings for Black Babies  Veteran communications strategist and public relations practitioner Rae Jones has been tapped to take the helm as executive director ... read more >>
Written by Sentinel News Service 22 October 2009
Rae Jones Takes the Helm of Great Beginnings for Black Babies  Veteran communications strategist and public relations practitioner Rae Jones has been tapped to take the helm as executive director ... read more >>
L.A. Care Wins National Award for Innovative Program
Written by Sentinel News Service 22 October 2009
L.A. Care Wins National Award for Innovative Program  South Los Angeles Resident Contributes to award winning health disparities project L.A. Care Health Plan, the nation's largest public health ... read more >>
Written by Sentinel News Service 22 October 2009
L.A. Care Wins National Award for Innovative Program  South Los Angeles Resident Contributes to award winning health disparities project L.A. Care Health Plan, the nation's largest public health ... read more >>
Got Milk? Partners with CA Dietetic Association to Keep Kids from Going into Sugar Overload
Written by Sentinel News Service 22 October 2009
Got Milk? Partners with CA Dietetic Association to Keep Kids from Going into Sugar Overload  Halloween is a holiday usually associated with candy. According to a San Francisco Chronicle article entitled ... read more >>
Written by Sentinel News Service 22 October 2009
Got Milk? Partners with CA Dietetic Association to Keep Kids from Going into Sugar Overload  Halloween is a holiday usually associated with candy. According to a San Francisco Chronicle article entitled ... read more >>
September 2009 Annual Breakfast
Written by Cheryl Tillman Lee (Family Editor) 22 October 2009
September 2009 Annual Breakfast  "As we begin a new Chapter Year, Sorors of the Los Angeles Alumnae Chapter gathered to prepare and re-energize their hearts and minds for the public service initiatives ... read more >>
Written by Cheryl Tillman Lee (Family Editor) 22 October 2009
September 2009 Annual Breakfast  "As we begin a new Chapter Year, Sorors of the Los Angeles Alumnae Chapter gathered to prepare and re-energize their hearts and minds for the public service initiatives ... read more >>
Your Health is Your Wealth
Written by Janette Robinson-Flint 22 October 2009
Black Women for Wellness Your Health is Your Wealth  Opening the Dialogue: Black Women and Sexually Transmitted DiseasesFor a myriad of reasons, our community seems to have a difficult time talking ... read more >>
Written by Janette Robinson-Flint 22 October 2009
Black Women for Wellness Your Health is Your Wealth  Opening the Dialogue: Black Women and Sexually Transmitted DiseasesFor a myriad of reasons, our community seems to have a difficult time talking ... read more >>
U.S. EPA settles for $15,600 with Behr Process for selling an unregistered pesticide
Written by Sentinel News Service 22 October 2009
U.S. EPA settles for $15,600 with Behr Process for selling an unregistered pesticide The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has reached a settlement for $15,600 with Behr Process Corporation for the ... read more >>
Written by Sentinel News Service 22 October 2009
U.S. EPA settles for $15,600 with Behr Process for selling an unregistered pesticide The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has reached a settlement for $15,600 with Behr Process Corporation for the ... read more >>
Therapeutic Substitution Widens Existing Health Disparities in the Underserved
Written by Tish Bridges Hill, M.D., M.B.A. 22 October 2009
Therapeutic Substitution Widens Existing Health Disparities in the UnderservedBy: Tish Bridges Hill, M.D., M.B.A.Studies have clearly and definitively delineated the existence of racial and ethnic health ... read more >>
Written by Tish Bridges Hill, M.D., M.B.A. 22 October 2009
Therapeutic Substitution Widens Existing Health Disparities in the UnderservedBy: Tish Bridges Hill, M.D., M.B.A.Studies have clearly and definitively delineated the existence of racial and ethnic health ... read more >>
Social Media Reinforces Teens' Belief that 'Everybody's Doing It'
Written by Sentinel News Service 22 October 2009
Wisconsin Study: Social Media Reinforces Teens' Belief that 'Everybody's Doing It'Parents have long believed - and research bears out - that teenagers are more apt to pursue risky behavior if they believe ... read more >>
Written by Sentinel News Service 22 October 2009
Wisconsin Study: Social Media Reinforces Teens' Belief that 'Everybody's Doing It'Parents have long believed - and research bears out - that teenagers are more apt to pursue risky behavior if they believe ... read more >>
Counting Common Colds Viruses
Written by Sentinel News Service 22 October 2009
Counting Common Colds Viruses  Bad news for the immune system: new research has boosted the number of likely common-cold viruses waiting to make you miserable from the long-accepted 100 to perhaps ... read more >>
Written by Sentinel News Service 22 October 2009
Counting Common Colds Viruses  Bad news for the immune system: new research has boosted the number of likely common-cold viruses waiting to make you miserable from the long-accepted 100 to perhaps ... read more >>
Centers of Learning School to host L.A.P.D. Internet Safety for Children Presentation
Written by Sentinel News Service 22 October 2009
Centers of Learning School to host L.A.P.D. Internet Safety for Children PresentationCenters of Learning School is hosting the Los Angeles Police Department's (L.A.P.D.) Internet Crimes Against Children ... read more >>
Written by Sentinel News Service 22 October 2009
Centers of Learning School to host L.A.P.D. Internet Safety for Children PresentationCenters of Learning School is hosting the Los Angeles Police Department's (L.A.P.D.) Internet Crimes Against Children ... read more >>
First Delivery of H1N1 Vaccine Expected Next Week for LA County
Written by Sentinel News Service 15 October 2009
First Delivery of H1N1 Vaccine Expected Next Week for LA CountyInitial doses will be in FluMist(r) Nasal Spray formFirst supplies of the pandemic H1N1 flu vaccine arrived around October 9th-10th in some ... read more >>
Written by Sentinel News Service 15 October 2009
First Delivery of H1N1 Vaccine Expected Next Week for LA CountyInitial doses will be in FluMist(r) Nasal Spray formFirst supplies of the pandemic H1N1 flu vaccine arrived around October 9th-10th in some ... read more >>
Alliance of Diabetes Experts
Written by Sentinel News Service 15 October 2009
Alliance of Diabetes Experts Created to Raise Awareness in Los Angeles of Best Practices in Treatment The Diabetes National Alliance of Health Care Professionals to Help Meet Needs of Growing Diabetes ... read more >>
Written by Sentinel News Service 15 October 2009
Alliance of Diabetes Experts Created to Raise Awareness in Los Angeles of Best Practices in Treatment The Diabetes National Alliance of Health Care Professionals to Help Meet Needs of Growing Diabetes ... read more >>
Hatchi Series to Feature Four Elements Cuisine
Written by Sentinel News Service 15 October 2009
Hatchi Series to Feature Four Elements Cuisine  As part of its Hatchi Series, Angelenos will be able to enjoy an evening of healthy fine dining with Chef Eda Vesterman MS, Dietitian at the Breadbar ... read more >>
Written by Sentinel News Service 15 October 2009
Hatchi Series to Feature Four Elements Cuisine  As part of its Hatchi Series, Angelenos will be able to enjoy an evening of healthy fine dining with Chef Eda Vesterman MS, Dietitian at the Breadbar ... read more >>
Natural Disaster Preparedness: Train-The-Facilitator
Written by Sentinel News Service 15 October 2009
Natural Disaster Preparedness: Train-The-FacilitatorPrincipal Investigator:Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Fred Dominguez, MD, MPHMailing Address:Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Charles Drew ... read more >>
Written by Sentinel News Service 15 October 2009
Natural Disaster Preparedness: Train-The-FacilitatorPrincipal Investigator:Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Fred Dominguez, MD, MPHMailing Address:Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Charles Drew ... read more >>
Living with ALS can be easier
Written by Sentinel News Service 15 October 2009
Living with ALS can be easier While a diagnosis of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease, is extremely frightening for patients, there is ongoing research, new technology and medications ... read more >>
Written by Sentinel News Service 15 October 2009
Living with ALS can be easier While a diagnosis of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease, is extremely frightening for patients, there is ongoing research, new technology and medications ... read more >>
Dialogue in Music Project: AMNA: 3rd International Symposium and Festival
Written by Sentinel News Service 15 October 2009
Dialogue in Music Project: AMNA: 3rd International Symposium and FestivalThe Dialogue in Music Project focuses on intercultural relations between Africa and North America through performances, lectures, ... read more >>
Written by Sentinel News Service 15 October 2009
Dialogue in Music Project: AMNA: 3rd International Symposium and FestivalThe Dialogue in Music Project focuses on intercultural relations between Africa and North America through performances, lectures, ... read more >>
Southeast Symphony Holds Season Opening Concert
Written by Cheryl Tillman Lee (Family Editor) 14 October 2009
Southeast Symphony Holds Season Opening ConcertBradley Baker By Cheryl Tillman LeeSentinel Family EditorThe professional musician, the students, and the serious music lovers all appreciated the lively ... read more >>
Written by Cheryl Tillman Lee (Family Editor) 14 October 2009
Southeast Symphony Holds Season Opening ConcertBradley Baker By Cheryl Tillman LeeSentinel Family EditorThe professional musician, the students, and the serious music lovers all appreciated the lively ... read more >>
Compton Caesar Chavez High School Senior Wins $5,000 Scholarship in Essay Contest
Written by Sentinel News Service 08 October 2009
Compton Caesar Chavez High School Senior Wins $5,000 Scholarship in Essay ContestLinard Thomas' "No More Excuses" was selected as Grand Prize Winner in History Comes Alive in Compton Essay Contest - Shon ... read more >>
Written by Sentinel News Service 08 October 2009
Compton Caesar Chavez High School Senior Wins $5,000 Scholarship in Essay ContestLinard Thomas' "No More Excuses" was selected as Grand Prize Winner in History Comes Alive in Compton Essay Contest - Shon ... read more >>
Ambassador Andrew Young Celebrates History Coming Alive in Compton
Written by Sentinel News Service 08 October 2009
Ambassador Andrew Young Celebrates History Coming Alive in Compton Compton Unified School District essay finalists (l to r) Donnie King, Centennial High School, Francesca Katarina Zuckerman, Compton ... read more >>
Written by Sentinel News Service 08 October 2009
Ambassador Andrew Young Celebrates History Coming Alive in Compton Compton Unified School District essay finalists (l to r) Donnie King, Centennial High School, Francesca Katarina Zuckerman, Compton ... read more >>
Swine Flu Update: One Dose Vaccine Can Protect You
Written by Special to the NNPA from the Richmond Press 24 September 2009
Clenching his fists and boldly watching, 8-year-old Jovonte Whiters of Richmond, Va., gets an injection of swine flu vaccine from nurse Kate Gartland at VCU Medical Center. From left, Ahlaysia Barrett, ... read more >>
Written by Special to the NNPA from the Richmond Press 24 September 2009
Clenching his fists and boldly watching, 8-year-old Jovonte Whiters of Richmond, Va., gets an injection of swine flu vaccine from nurse Kate Gartland at VCU Medical Center. From left, Ahlaysia Barrett, ... read more >>
Invest in Yourself and Your Community
Written by Sentinel News Service 24 September 2009
Invest in Yourself and Your Community Hunger is a growing problem globally and the United States is not immune. Nearly 12 million American children have limited access to the nutritious foods they need ... read more >>
Written by Sentinel News Service 24 September 2009
Invest in Yourself and Your Community Hunger is a growing problem globally and the United States is not immune. Nearly 12 million American children have limited access to the nutritious foods they need ... read more >>
Love energy drinks? How to choose a crash-free option
Written by Sentinel News Service 24 September 2009
Love energy drinks? How to choose a crash-free option Since the first can charged onto the market in 1997, energy drinks have become a multi-billion dollar industry in the United States. But when you ... read more >>
Written by Sentinel News Service 24 September 2009
Love energy drinks? How to choose a crash-free option Since the first can charged onto the market in 1997, energy drinks have become a multi-billion dollar industry in the United States. But when you ... read more >>
Discrimination Claimed by Doctors in Detroit Area Hospitals
Written by Sentinel News Service 24 September 2009
Discrimination Claimed by Doctors in Detroit Area Hospitals By Eric T. CampbellSpecial to the NNPA from the Michigan Citizen Newspaper Ending disparity in health care is one aspect of President Obama's ... read more >>
Written by Sentinel News Service 24 September 2009
Discrimination Claimed by Doctors in Detroit Area Hospitals By Eric T. CampbellSpecial to the NNPA from the Michigan Citizen Newspaper Ending disparity in health care is one aspect of President Obama's ... read more >>
Jestine Hurst and the Allensworth Adventure
Written by Sentinel News Service 17 September 2009
Jestine Hurst and the Allensworth Adventure In the early 70's Jestine Hurst undertook a project that has proven to be beneficial to the community, the Luther Mae E. Adams Cancer Fund, I.B.P.O.E. ... read more >>
Written by Sentinel News Service 17 September 2009
Jestine Hurst and the Allensworth Adventure In the early 70's Jestine Hurst undertook a project that has proven to be beneficial to the community, the Luther Mae E. Adams Cancer Fund, I.B.P.O.E. ... read more >>
‘Heart to Heart’
Written by Cheryl Tillman Lee (Family Editor) 17 September 2009
‘Heart to Heart’  Global Cardio Care clinic is the largest free standing medical and wellness clinic in the world managing deliverance of FDA approved enhanced external counterpulsation ... read more >>
Written by Cheryl Tillman Lee (Family Editor) 17 September 2009
‘Heart to Heart’  Global Cardio Care clinic is the largest free standing medical and wellness clinic in the world managing deliverance of FDA approved enhanced external counterpulsation ... read more >>
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