Death of Chadwick Boseman Puts Focus on Colon Cancer and African Americans
September 10, 2020
African Americans are disproportionately impacted with a 20 percent greater rate than whites and an even greater degree of mortality
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Help Available for Los Angeles County Cigarette Smokers Wanting to Change Their Smoking Behavior
March 21, 2019
Do you ever wonder how many people in Los Angeles decided that New Year’s Day would be the day of their last cigarette? How many made a resolution to stop smoking and again success eluded them? To those who tried without success, you are certainly not alone.